Wall Street Is Automating the Jobs That Used to Train Junior Bankers
Summary
Wall Street firms are increasingly using AI to handle the research, modeling, and presentation work traditionally done by junior bankers, potentially hollowing out the entry-level rungs of the finance career ladder that train future senior bankers.
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