Got FT MM IBD Offer Last August, No Info on Benefits?

I got a full-time MM IBD offer last August (2016) and was only sent an offer letter that went over salary and some pretty boring legal stuff. I quickly signed because I knew I wanted to join the firm, but they never sent me any info on benefits. I'm surprised because at the MM I interned at last summer they sent me about 200+ pages worth that went over benefits, what funds are in the 401(k)s, restrictions, etc...

Is this normal? Should I reach out to them? At this point I would've expected to have this information, but at the same time I may look like an idiot because I signed an offer and hadn't asked for it sooner.

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