by Tyler Durden
Friday, May 14, 2021 - 07:20 PM
The latest example comes courtesy of Bloomberg, which reported last night that the man who succeeded legendary 'Bond King' Bill Gross as the head of global bonds at Janus Henderson (which oversees some $400 billion) has abruptly quit the firm to '
spend more time with family'.
And while that familiar line is closely associated with departing executives looking to obscure the unsavory nature of their departure, in Nick Maroutsos' case, it's not only genuine, but the subject of a profiled by Bloomberg as a prominent
example of how "the YOLO economy" - as the NYT recently termed it - is inspiring high-paid employees to "take risks" and "embrace life".