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Weinberg isn't the only Wall Street dealmaker for whom recruiting is top of mind. According to industry headhunters, hiring across the Street is expected to gain steam as 2025 gets underway. After several years of lackluster deal activity, Wall Street is finally starting to see signs of a thaw in mergers and public offerings. Wall Street employers now say they won't make the same mistake twice — and many are eyeing boosting their junior ranks in preparation, the recruiters said. Are you an investment-banking insider or do you have knowledge of industry moves on Wall Street?
Persons: John Weinberg, Goldman Sachs, Weinberg, headhunter, Kevin Mahoney, Christoph, Robert Stowe, Mahoney, Meridith Dennes, Brianne Sterling, Selby Jennings, Dennes, there's, they're, Terry Jackson —, Todd Meadow, Chris Appaneal, Houlihan Lokey, Ryan Lund, Nana Kyei, Geoff Rhizor, Rob Patterson, Morgan Stanley, David King, JPMorgan Chase, Reed Alexander, Emmalyse Organizations: Christoph Zeiss Partners, Trump, Barclays, BI, Wall, Selby, Banks, Sterling, Square Advisors, JPMorgan, Bank of America Securities, Jefferies, Bank of America, Prospect Locations: Americas, Wall, San Francisco, New York, London
"People for the most part have come to terms with interest rates." No return of 2008, or 3% mortgage rate The biggest reason why housing prices aren't plunging like they did after 2008? At current levels, the Housing Affordability Index says the median buyer can afford the median U.S. home — but barely. Having seen 6 percent interest rates when she bought her first place in 2007, she's not daunted by today's rates, she said. "People have wrapped their heads around where interest rates are, and they have adapted," Fisher said.
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