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• A new survey shows just how burnt out junior bankers are and reveals which firms have the most intense hours.
• The CFO at the top SPAC bank warned that the market might be cooling off.
• These six fintechs are rolling out cash-back rewards in crypto.

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From 100-hour weeks to deteriorating mental health, nearly 500 employees at top investment banks reveal the extent of burnout among junior talent in a new survey

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A survey of nearly 500 people shows burnt-out junior bankers might be ready to head for the exits. Wall Street Oasis released a side-by-side comparison of conditions at 10 top investment banks.

Find out the big banks stack up against each other.

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Merrill Lynch’s advisor force is shrinking and junior hiring has slowed. Now the firm is looking to make changes to its key training program.

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A senior executive for the Bank of America-owned wealth manager said advisor headcount has dipped in the first quarter largely due to slower hiring into its development program. Read more here.

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The CFO of Citi, the top SPAC bank this year, is predicting ‘normalization’ in the blank-check frenzy

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Mason said that while the bank remained “well-positioned” in the SPAC space, the pace of IPOs for blank-check companies will soon slow. Here’s why.

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These 6 fintechs are betting consumers want to earn crypto rewards from their spending in lieu of points and miles

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Consumers are increasingly looking for ways to pay for things with crypto. As a result, fintechs are scrambling to offer cash-back rewards with crypto. Read more here.

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Citi CEO Jane Fraser is making her mark, exiting markets across Asia and Europe and shuffling leadership in its new wealth division all with an eye on attracting the ultra-rich

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Citi announced it was departing 13 consumer-banking franchises across Asia and Europe, in keeping with the bank’s plans to refocus its efforts on wealth management outside the US. These are the markets it’s exiting.

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How 750 anonymous Coinbase traders have eluded the IRS even after making $100 million

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The IRS is still tracking down hundreds of Coinbase traders, some of whom used fake names. See more here.

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Odd lots:

Guggenheim’s Minerd Moves to Miami as Firm Eyes Flexible Work (Bloomberg)

Ex-Navy SEAL and ultramarathoner David Goggins is the toughest man on the planet. His latest challenge: persuading the world to suffer on purpose. (Insider)

JPMorgan is offering rich clients a way to ride the market waves created by massive investors (Insider)

Brevan Howard’s Main Hedge Fund to Start Buying Cryptocurrencies (Bloomberg)

Coinbase’s Retail Buyers Stung After Plowing in at Debut (Bloomberg)