What's fraudulent investment banking compared to state-sanctioned investment banking? :^)

It's a shame a cop couldn't get there in time to help him.

It's for the best though, as being involved in high level fraud like that is dangerous and if he talked to the cops his whole family would have been killed.

Any idea on how many stories he fell?

It was a meme. There were no brokers jumping out windows, only a small increase in suicides in the following depression.

>>1070653
Photo evidence would suggest it was anything but a meme.

One minute this man was circling prime investments in his news paper work his ball point pen, and the next he was flailing his arms as he fell head first to his death.

Must have been very terrifying, probably screamed the whole way down.

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>>1070721

Not him, but the popular depiction has always been of stockbrokers autodefenestrating because of massive losses on the stock market, not because they'd been caught engaging in fraudulent activity. So even if this was the seed of the meme, the meme remains a meme.

>>1070721
there were a few isolated cases of this however, it was not a widespread phenomenon.

Anybody have any more info on this? It's very interesting