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Second JPMorgan Banker Jumps To His Death: Said To Be 33 Year Old Hong Kong FX Trader

Second JPMorgan Banker Jumps To His Death: Said To Be 33 Year Old Hong Kong FX Trader

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The banker suicide wave that started in late January has now become an epidemic, and it seems to be focusing on one bank: JP Morgan.

After the first suicide that took place in JPM’s London headquarters, ending the life of 39 year old Gabriel Magee, a vice president in the investment bank’s technology department, next it was 37 year old Ryan Crane, an executive director in the firm’s program trading division, who died under still unknown circumstances.

Moments ago a third JPMorgan banker committed suicide, this time at the JPMorgan Charter House Asia headquarters in central Hong Kong, where a 33 year old man who was said to have been an FX trader for JPM, just jumped to his death.

Not much is known yet about the circumstances of the suicide, however according to early reports, the man was 33-years-old, surnamed Lee, and believed to be a forex trader for JP Morgan.

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3 Responses to “Second JPMorgan Banker Jumps To His Death: Said To Be 33 Year Old Hong Kong FX Trader”

  1. Who believes these tragedies are suicide? This is a tragedy, the banks crimes are taking a toll on their own and millions of innocent people. So very sad, Ether massive employees are terrified of the investigation or the banks are taking it seriously and doing damage control. Will Jamie get a bonus for this also? Keeping the damages down, by scare tactics or crime? Wonder if the truth will ever come out.

  2. Joe says:

    He should have grabbed the CEO’s hand before he allegedly “jumped”.
    It is a good day when the cannibals start eating their own.

  3. Sarah says:

    Tragic. We can almost guess what this employee was ruminating about:
    losing his house, losing his career, maybe losing his loved ones.
    He should have picked up the phone and called an ‘Murican for emotional support: “Look man, this company off shores and destroys jobs, throws people out of their houses and destroys the environment. Guess what? Pay back is a *****. Turn in your badge and walk out of there. Join the fight. Don’t let the bastards grind you down”

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