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Yes. VPs and ASOs quitting left and right. Those with families are quitting at very high rates. Horrible situation now because deal flow is still very high and there are not enough bankers below the MDs to carry out all of the deals. 

 

Is aso/vp turnover going to stop when people return to office or is it just because high dealflow

 

I thought that was the case in march but now bodies have been added with the new graduating class and laterals so wouldn't that take burden off the analysts /aso / vp?

 

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