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Top 20 rainmakers - Blackstone s Bumble boost- Wall Street s talent war

SEO Career; Courtesy of Clyde Bennett; MLT; Courtesy of Jaden Woodard; Deloitte Corporate Finance; Samantha Lee/Insider The timeline to nab a summer internship on Wall Street can start as early as two years beforehand. Banks like RBC Capital Markets and BMO Capital Markets are among the first to open applications for summer analyst positions. Insiders explained how competition among firms is accelerating the start of the process. For more on battles for best talent: Advertisement Here s how private-equity giant Blackstone transformed Bumble, the dating app targeting a valuation of more than $7 billion in its upcoming IPO. Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd ringing the Nasdaq opening bell wit her 1-year-old son, Bobby Lee Bo Herd II.Bumble

How Blackstone transformed Bumble - Millennium s investor letter - Head of secretive Goldman desk exits

How Blackstone transformed Bumble - Millennium s investor letter - Head of secretive Goldman desk exits Dan DeFrancescoFeb 11, 2021, 16:47 IST A worker cleans the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the building prepares to close indefinitely due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in New York, U.S., March 20, 2020.Lucas Jackson/Reuters Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I m Dan DeFrancesco, and here s what s on the agenda today: These are the steps Blackstone took to transform dating-app Bumble, which hits the public markets today. Check out the latest investor letter from billionaire and Millennium founder Izzy Englander Goldman Sachs Ram Sundaram, a 20-year veteran of the firm, is departing the bank.

Ram Sundaram Goldman Sachs structured credit chief is retiring

Sylvain Gaboury/Getty Images Ram Sundaram is leaving the bank after a 20-year career at Goldman Sachs. He led a secretive trading unit that made some of the bank s most exotic, and profitable, trades. Read the full memo announcing Sundaram s departure.  Ram Sundaram, the head of currencies and emerging-markets business at Goldman Sachs, is planning to exit the firm, according to a memo obtained by Business Insider.  Sundaram is a Goldman partner who was closely involved in the design and sale of the trades the bank did for the Malaysia development fund known as 1MDB. The bank reached a $3.9 billion settlement last year over its role in the trades. Sundaram has never been implicated in the scandal. 

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