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Carter McIntosch, a 28-year-oldassociate in Jefferies' telecoms media and technology (TMT) investment banking team, has passed away.

Following the death at the weekend of Carter McIntosh, a 28-year-oldassociate in Jefferies' telecoms media and technology (TMT) team, it's been suggested on social media that Jefferies immediately began advertising for a replacement. It didn't. Images circulating on social media showing an advertisement for a Dallas-based technology banking associate are understood to be fake.

Adani Group stocks following Hindenburg Research’s scathing indictment was cutting against the grain — the cumulative value of the ports-to-power conglomerate’s stocks had nosedived more than $150 billion at one point — but GQG’s confidence capital at the nick of time helped soothe nerves while simultaneously raising eyebrows over the gumption of GQG’s founding chairman Rajiv Jain. Unknown to many, behind the scenes Jefferies was busy playing the match maker. Being the sole broker on India’s largest block trade (GQG’s $1.1 billion into Adani Power, as part of the larger $1.87 billion) thus became the breakout moment for Wall Street’s “challenger” investment bank Jefferies. When most other advisors were pulling back, Jefferies chose to pull out all stops for their client.

If you came across Henry Medina in the street, you would seemingly have no idea that the former Jefferies analyst and Deutsche Bank associate runs the Litquidity Instagram account. In the words ofBusiness Insider, he is «humble,» «quiet» and nondescript. You would never know that Medina, who is 32-years-old and recently divorced, is the most savage finance satirist of the moment.

Richard Handler, the CEO of Jefferies Financial Group, seemingly alleged on Nov. 10 that he knew about FTX’s liquidity problems back in July. In a Twitter thread, Jeffries revealed screenshots of emails that he claimed were sent to associates of Sam Bankman-Fried.