60. Asset Class w/Kristen and Jen: Jane Street, Risk Off, & RIFs

18m · The Wall Street Skinny · 19 Apr 18:00

In this week's episode we talk about the market's response to geopolitical risks, Jane Street's atypical transparency around Q1 earnings ahead of their bond issuance, and what to do if you get laid off from your Wall Street job.

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