Updated Email Formats for Banks

thanks a lot dude.

JP Morgan is actually first.m.last

I think it's:

[email protected] [email protected]

try them all......

I've been connecting with several graduates on LinkedIn and its been well thus far, you just have to write up a small pitch to send with your request that stays under the character count

Google can answer this question in less time than it took you to post this question. As could the firm database on WSO. The 3 banks you listed are all [email protected] as is usual for all BBs (off the top of my head). I'd imagine it's the same for the majority of EBs, that said I know Evercore is just [email protected] (for the guys I was emailing anyway).

bump

bump again. can anyone please help me out?

Anyone?

Morgan Joseph: [email protected] Broadpoint Gleacher: [email protected] Duff & Phelps: [email protected] AdMedia Partners: [email protected]

This is what it says on CapIQ, at least.

sorry, just realize my post was very not nice and unjustified.

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Hope this help.

BearingPoint: no longer exist Deloitte: typically first initial middle initial last name @deloitte.com (different if the person has a common name)

Accenture: first name.last [email protected] If it's a common name, first name.middle initial.last [email protected] PwC: first name.last [email protected] (for US)

http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/email-structure

I posted this yesterday too lol. I think its the best email structure thread around.

You win.

This has been attempted before and you can find them if you do a search. Finding it on the company website or google is pretty easy.

[email protected] i.e jsmith@sagent...

[email protected]

[email protected]

Before you get flamed like there's no tomorrow, I'd advise you to use the search function; this topic has been addressed multiple times before, and one of those times was just within the last month or so if I'm not mistaken.

just search on the forum. there are many examples posted earlier. good luck!

That depends on the individual really. Some use Mike instead of Michael.

Up to the individual. They usually ask you what you want when you start. It's usually 50-50 too. Some change it to their nickname, some leave it as joshua

Is it really THAT difficult for you to just test it out yourself?

If you get the response email saying that name doesn't exist, send the other one.

It is up to the individual, but most people will go for their full name "William" "Christopher" "Jeffrey"

why?

You could call into the office and talk with him.

E-mail formats at large companies typically follow one of the standard formats:

JohnSmith@ John.Smith@ John_Smith@ John.MI.Smith@ (if there is more than one John Smith at the company) John_MI_Smith@ (if there is more than one John Smith at the company) JSmith@ (more common for smaller companies)

I'll typically try to find the e-mail format by looking for the Investor Relations contact on the website, checking the "Contact" page, or just by Googling "@verizon.com", for example, and trying to find the correct e-mail format. If nothing else works, just try using all of the possible e-mail formats -- you might get a couple undelivered, but you'll usually hit the right one eventually.

Try https://www.email-format.com/ Also, try the above poster's suggestions. Cheers.

http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/e-mail-format-for-goldman-sachs-r…

FME, they usually change the format for the MD level.

https://www.greenhill.com/en/content/scott-l-bok-0

https://www.greenhill.com/en/content/kevin-costantino

https://www.greenhill.com/en/content/stephen-cruise

https://www.greenhill.com/en/content/philip-meyer-horn