Hank Medina - Litquidity
It was a long time coming, but why now? FT just shared that the owner behind account is Hank Medina who used to work at Jefferies. Dude definitely changed the game for finance professionals
It was a long time coming, but why now? FT just shared that the owner behind account is Hank Medina who used to work at Jefferies. Dude definitely changed the game for finance professionals
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We owe him a lot
That’s amazing, he built a great media business and a large follower base within a relatively short amount of time too
Wait .. didn’t we already know the names of some of the people from Litquidity?
Yeah I’ve heard of these guys before too, huge fan of Litquidity
Probably thinking of Mark Moran who was briefly hired to be the public face of Litquidity. The main guy has always been anonymous
Good on him. Albeit a smaller scale, Sol Brah (health/fitness/lifestyle focus) on Instagram just revealed his identity as well. Seems to be the flavor of the month.
Compensation transparency always benefits labor. Hank is more responsible than anyone else for the 2021 base salary raises, we owe him big!
Can we petition WSO to ban thif mf? Dude is mad annoying
Just give a MS and move on
Don’t have to ban everything
Does he have a LinkedIn?
Can’t find the LinkedIn but looked him up on broker check. He did a yr of IB at CIT beginning in 2013. Then, 2nd / 3rd analyst at JEFF. After that, 3 years at Wexford Capital as an associate and the rejoined the sell-side as an associate at Deutsche
To be honest, it was a let down to know this as I always assumed he had worked on big names, not DB or Jeff
So disappointing he didn’t work at an elite boutique or top bulge bracket. What a scrub. Must get no girls
Jefferies isn't even a real investment bank
Damn. Really thought handler was litquidity. Makes sense they worked at the same firm
Meh, think a lot of people already knew who he was
Cool, we finally know who created that dog-shit newsletter (Exec Sum).
Why do you say that? I've always found it pretty useful as a morning roundup of general ongoings in the industry. Any alternatives you would suggest?
I’ve never liked it cuz it’s basically just a bunch of links to other articles. I want the newsletter to have actual content for me to read not redirect me to longer articles. Sure, to keep up with deal-flow it’s helpful but it’s almost a direct rip of Axios Pro Rata’s format. I only stay subscribed for the comp report.
On that note, Axios Markets is probably my favorite daily read. They cover some interesting stories within markets at just the right amount of depth while also providing context. Aside from industry specific newsletters, I’ll also skim morning brew but their writing is so damn cringe idk how much longer I’ll be subscribed.
DB and JEF lmao I lost a ton of respect for the guy after finding out he wasn't a WHYP 4.0 -> CVP/PJT/GS TMT -> HSW -> KKR/APO/BX/Tiger Cub
I'm sure you felt like a BSD after typing out all those acronyms
Lmao never thought how confused someone not in finance would be with that sentence
Not 100% sure but I believe he revealed his identity because business insider was about to expose it, and he wanted to reveal his identity on his own terms.
Definitely the case. BI had been preparing the piece for almost a year.
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