Two respected, capable bank managers have committed suicide. One jumped off the top floor of JP Morgan's London headquarters and the other hung himself at home.
So, two successful (?) bankers do the Dutch Act, there's draconian warnings about a global fiscal collapse, banks are restricting withdrawals and then Matt Drudge gives a cryptic warning to have "an exit plan." What's going on? And where's all the paranoid, protesting liberal hippies? Seems they only showed up for Nixon, Reagan and the Bushes.
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So, two successful (?) bankers do the Dutch Act, there's draconian warnings about a global fiscal collapse, banks are restricting withdrawals and then Matt Drudge gives a cryptic warning to have "an exit plan." What's going on? And where's all the paranoid, protesting liberal hippies? Seems they only showed up for Nixon, Reagan and the Bushes.
Two top American bankers commit suicide in London as one jumps 500ft to his death from JP Morgan skyscraper and another hangs himself in luxury home
Gabriel Magee, a 39-year-old JP Morgan bank executive, died early this morning after he jumped 500ft from the top of the bank's European headquarters. His body was discovered on the ninth floor roof, which surrounds the 33-story Canary Wharf skyscraper.
- Gabriel Magee, a 39-year-old JP Morgan bank executive, died this morning after he threw himself off the top of the bank's European headquarters
- On Sunday, former Deutsche Bank senior manager, William 'Bill' Broeksmit, 58, was found hanging in his home in South Kensington
- Both deaths have been ruled non-suspicious by the Metropolitan Police
- Magee had lived in London for seven years after transferring from the Unites States with JP Morgan
- Broeksmit had been in London many years but still owned an apartment in an exclusive Central Park building in New York
- Both were thought highly of by their bosses and colleagues, sources said
Just two days earlier, on Sunday, fellow American banker, William 'Bill' Broeksmit, 58, was found hanging in his South Kensington home.
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