Anything For You All: A Credit Suisse rising star departs — What went wrong with Amazon's Haven

Selasa, 05 Januari 2021


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A rising star in Credit Suisse's equity division has left after less than 2 years

Great scoop from Reed Alexander and Alex Morrell about a high-profile people move.

A rising star in Credit Suisse's equities division has left after less than two years in the role. Reed and Alex have the full rundown, along with some speculation around where she might land.

Click here to read the entire story.

3 reasons why Haven, Amazon's joint healthcare venture with JPMorgan and Berkshire Hathaway, was doomed from the start

Haven, the health venture launched by Amazon with JPMorgan and Berkshire Hathaway is shutting down. Blake Dodge with some great analysis on what went wrong. Read more here.

2 of Goldman Sachs' top tech bankers explain how Biden could impact the listings frenzy

We are less than a month away from inauguration day. Reed Alexander with a nice look at how President-elect Joe Biden's regime could impact the IPO market, according to two Goldman Sachs partners on the tech team. Read more here.