BofA's top bank researcher exits — Cloud partnerships on Wall Street — Evercore healthcare hires

Subscribe to Insider View in browser       Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I'm Dan DeFrancesco, and here's what's on the agenda today: Erika Najarian resigned from her role as Bank of America's top bank researcher. We mapped out the list of all the key cloud partnerships across Wall Street.  Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman celebrated the PE giant's stock hitting $100 with a memo.  Evercore is taking big steps to staff up its healthcare team.  You're invited: Join us Tuesday at 12 p.m ET for a virtual event presented by PwC, spotlighting the biggest trends CEOs will focus on in the next 12 months. Register here. If you're not yet a subscriber, you can sign up here to get your daily dose of the stories dominating banking, business, and big deals. Like the newsletter? Hate the newsletter? Feel free to drop me a line at ddefrancesco@businessinsider.com or on Twitter @DanDeFrancesco.  Evercore just snagged a team of bankers from Citi to cash in on a busy healthcare market Evercore has snagged 4 healthcare bankers from Citi, including an MD, and a Goldman Sachs banker. Here's what we know about the hires. Top bank research analyst Erika Najarian is leaving Bank of America Top equity researcher Erika Najarian resigned this week, sources told Insider.  This is what we know so far about her departure. Firms like Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and BlackRock are picking favorites to partner with in their cloud journey. Here's whom providers are winning over on Wall Street. The major public cloud providers — AWS, Google Cloud, IBM, and Microsoft Azure — are battling it out to win over financial institutions. Here's our running list of key cloud partnerships announced so far. JPMorgan Chase is aiming to staff all US branches with licensed bankers who can offer investment advice by the end of the year JPMorgan Chase is also training associate bankers to handle less transactional and more advice-based work. Here's what we know about the plans. Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman just celebrated the PE giant's stock hitting $100 with a congratulatory memo to staff calling out big wins In his celebratory memo, Schwarzman said "we're seeing the public markets start to recognize the specialness of our business." Read the full memo here. A Goldman Sachs private wealth exec explains how rich founders are thinking of ways to avoid a tax-hike hit when cashing out of their companies Managing Director Katie Hyde urged anyone considering transferring assets or selling their business to act now. Here's what else she said. US law firms are so hungry for talent they're poaching young Canadian lawyers, who are getting 30% pay bumps In the first half of 2021, more Canadian lawyers joined US firms than in all of 2020. More on law firms' international search for talent. Top crypto exchanges are about to launch a marketing blitz in a race to win over mainstream consumers Exchanges like Coinbase, eToro, and Blockfolio have hired ad agencies in recent months. Read more here. Goldman Sachs just hired a top internet research analyst away from UBS Internet research analyst Eric Sheridan is moving from UBS to Goldman Sachs. More on that here. Citi named Halé Behzadi the new head of its private bank in North America as the bank targets the ultra-rich Halé Behzadi previously served as MD and global market manager of the western region within the firm's private-banking division. Here's what we know about the promotion.  Odd lots: The CEOs of two of the biggest US cannabis companies break down the future of the industry to an exclusive audience of Wall Street's most powerful investors (Insider) How A 21-Year-Old Built The Popular Instagram Account "Wall Street Confessions" To Shine A Light On Life In Finance (Forbes) After a Record Quarter, Asset Managers Are Hiring and Increasing Compensation (Institutional Investor) I was an early PayPal employee who joined the company even before Elon Musk. I missed out on becoming a millionaire because I sold my stock too soon after I left. (Insider) Top U.S. Officials Consulted With BlackRock as Markets Melted Down (The New York Times) Visa Buys Swedish Fintech Tink for More Than $2 Billion (WSJ) Citigroup launches a digital asset unit within its wealth management division (The Block) How Billionaire Rebeka Neumann Put the Woo-Woo in WeWork (Vanity Fair) A Gen Z VC dishes that he gets paid $60,000/year at a small fund. He also gets an apartment, car and other rare perks. (Insider) BlackRock Revamps Bias, Harassment Policies After Review (Insider)           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006