Email Structure - Structure for a number of firms?

[email protected] first.last@UBS.com [email protected] first.last@Moelis.com

I think the PE group at Lehman is [email protected] (for john doe).

thanks alot for the timely response my friend.

do SA's get email addresses given to them too? I.e. at a BB summer internship?

Are interns on the trading floor given a blackberry as they are in banking?

I have one and don't particularly want another, might get robbed!

Anyone know the e-mail structure for Morgan Stanley?

[email protected]

Thanks

first_last@ML.com first.last@UBS.com first.last@GS.com and... [email protected] (some people may want to know this?)

last@Evercore.com

May I add another request? What about Citigroup, and especially for local offices (like Milan, Italy)?

Why don't we pour the email structures for all companies, and then I'll make a compilation? May be useful for current and future monkeys...

first.last@Citi.com

Probably the same for local offices.

Hey Nightbreeze, are you interested in working Milan as well?

couple more requests:

• JP Morgan
• Macquarie
• Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is First.Last@DB.Com

Of course, it's just first.last@JPMorgan.com if the person doesn't have a middle initial.

Damn, that middle initial could be a serious filter at JPM.

i.e. you meet someone casually, get their first and last name, but you can't email them unless you know their middle name? Or will first.last work even if they do have a middle initial?

That's very interesting GenghisKhan! I was wondering why such a high proportion of JPM people in my address book have X as a middle initial!

So, as for now, we have the following list:

Goldman Sachs> [email protected] Morgan Stanley> [email protected] Credit Suisse> [email protected] UBS> [email protected] Merrill Lynch> [email protected] Lehman Brothers> [email protected] Deutsche Bank> [email protected] JPMorgan> [email protected] where i stands for initial of the middle name > [email protected] if there is no middle name Citigroup> [email protected] Evercore> [email protected] Macquarie Group> [email protected] Moelis> john.doe@Moelis.com

I will pester you now for the remaining.

So, what about: -HSBC -Lazard -Greenhill -Dresden Kleinwort -BNP Paribus -Barclays -Royal Bank of Scotland -Fortis -Wachovia -Rotschild -Societe Generale -Perella Weinberg -Cowell -Blackstone M&A -Houlihan Lokey

And so on...?

Dresdner (with an "R") Kleinwort = [email protected]

Lazard = [email protected]

Perella Weinberg = [email protected] [initial=first initial]

Houlihan Lokey = initiallast@HLHZ.com [initial = first initial] e.g. [email protected]

Current:

Goldman Sachs> [email protected] Morgan Stanley> [email protected] Credit Suisse> [email protected] UBS> [email protected] Merrill Lynch> [email protected] Lehman Brothers> [email protected] Deutsche Bank> [email protected] JPMorgan> [email protected] where i stands for initial of the middle name > [email protected] if there is no middle name Citigroup> [email protected] Evercore> [email protected] Macquarie Group> [email protected] Moelis> [email protected] Dresdner Kleinwort> [email protected] Lazard> [email protected] Perella Weinberg> [email protected] Houlihan Lokey> jdoe@HLHZ.com

Remaining

-HSBC -Greenhill -BNP Paribus -Barclays -Royal Bank of Scotland -Fortis -Wachovia -Rotschild -Societe Generale -Cowell -Blackstone M&A

...others? Keep it coming, even with the boutiques.

Greenhill: jdoe@Greenhill.com BNP Paribas (North America): [email protected] SocGen (may be only for Canada): [email protected] Blackstone: doe@Blackstone.com

Cheers for brisbane!

So, the new list is:

Goldman Sachs> [email protected] Morgan Stanley> [email protected] Credit Suisse> [email protected] UBS> [email protected] Merrill Lynch> [email protected] Lehman Brothers> [email protected] Deutsche Bank> [email protected] JPMorgan> [email protected] where i stands for initial of the middle name > [email protected] if there is no middle name Citigroup> [email protected] Evercore> [email protected] Macquarie Group> [email protected] Moelis> [email protected] Dresdner Kleinwort> [email protected] Lazard> [email protected] Perella Weinberg> [email protected] Houlihan Lokey> [email protected] Greenhill> jdoe@Greenhill.com BNP Paribus(North America): [email protected] (perhaps it goes on with asia, europe (or emea?) SocGen(Canada): [email protected] Blackstone: doe@Blackstone.com

Still unknown: -HSBC -Barclays -Royal Bank of Scotland -Fortis -Wachovia -Rotschild -Cowell

nightbreeze - thanks for compiling the list. One edit though: you spelled BNP Paribas wrong (there shouldn't be a "U" in it).

Is it safe to assume that higher up at a firm get emails that differ from this structure (i.e., could I send an email to lloyd.blankfein@GS.com)?

I know a guy who worked for JPM and his external AND internal address was first.x.last@JPMorgan.com. He didn't have a middle initial. So I guess it varies.

Also, I wouldn't be so sure with Citi's Italian office. Could be for the US offices, but I know for fact that some european offices use first.last@Citigroup.com.

first.i.last@us.HSBC.com and several other email structures for other geographies

first.i.last@us.Rothschild.com first.last@Rothschild.co.uk

Does anyone know Miller Buckfire?

Clarification on the JPMorgan e-mail addresses. Prior to the JPM/Chase merger, heritage JPMorgan staff had the structure [email protected]. Chase had the middle initial. New employees by default get the [email protected] structure, even if they don't specify a middle name. Of course, some hertiage Chase staff found out and fought to get the first.last structure as well, so there are a few exceptions.

Even with the middle intial, there are duplicates. I know a couple off the top of my head, sometimes the duplicate gets the X initial or if there is a second letter, they place both initials in ([email protected]). Of course, once two initials were allowed to be placed, someone in the London office got the bright idea to make their middle intials "UK" for their e-mail.

One reason for the high number of duplicates is because the internal server doesn't differentiate between different domain names. So first.x.last@jpmorgan goes the the same address as @chase.com, @jpmchase, @bankone.com, and soon bear.com). Just think of how many "bankers" (aka tellers) work for Chase and you can see why there are so many duplicates.

[email protected]

Does anyone have Oppenheimer's email structure? Trying to reach out to a buddy of mine, but I don't have his email on hand. Many thanks.

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I used to work for JPM, the x in john.x.doe@JPMorgan.com designates that the employee doesn't use or doesn't have a middle name on their employee records. So for instance, if John Andrew Doe used his middle name in his employee record, his email structure would be [email protected]. If he didn't use his middle name on his employee record the structure would be [email protected]. I hope this clarifies.

I know these are IB firms, but does anyone know the format for these firms:

1) Pantheon Ventures 2) Unitas Capital 3) Primus Capital 4) Apax Partners 5) Olympus Capital

Thanks - much appreciated!

centerview?

Is the PWP one correct? I mailed two people who are currently listed on the website and both mails bounced. How do you account for middle names?

{Deleted} ...read that the e-mail structures I listed were already posted.

Anyone have suntrust?

Also, if anyone has access to JPMorgan's emails, I would like to contact 2 guys but I don't have their middle initial. Is there anyway I can bypass that?

Thanks, Drexel.

Don't think RBS has been mentioned, but it's [email protected]

Anyone know the email structure for KKR?

Nvm, got it. It's [email protected]

Does anyone know if the bear email addresses still work? What does the convention look like to someone who transitioned from Bear to JP Morgan?

Looking for following:

Brevan Howard Moore Capital Tudor Balestra Hayman Capital Advisors

This is a really helpful thread. I think it should be stickied.

Can anyone confirm the format for Rothschild NY? Is it [email protected]? Thanks in advance!

Looking for Nomura, and need to know if a trader at SocGen would be under a different extension than an investment banker.

FXTrading - [email protected]

anyone know the format for centerview partners?

Great thread!

Anyone have the correct format for PWP? The one listed does not work.

I already posted the correct format for PWP in this thread.

The one for Centerview is [email protected]

Does anyone know what to do with the blackstone (M&A) email format? The [email protected] doesn't work well b/c some people at the firm have the same last name.

Spam control won't bounce an email. Most likely, they are no longer at PWP.

BX also uses [email protected] and [email protected]

Hey guys. I'm still having problems reaching several people at PWP and BAML. I tried using several different formats including the suggested ones in this thread. Does anyone know what the correct formats are?

SAC Capital SIG (trading) Soc Gen

Be a nice guy.