Hagman report on those dead banksters
Following the Bodies: “We Are at the Precipice of Something So Big, It Will Shake the Financial World”
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Bankster Dead: JPMorgan's Executive Director Of Global Equities Ryan Crane.
SOL:
NOTICE IT TOOK BLOOMBERG 10 DAYS TO REPORT RYAN CRANE, A JP MORGAN EQUITIES
TRADING EXECUTIVE, DEAD AT 37!
PLUS IT WILL TAKE 6 WEEKS TO DETERMINE CAUSE OF DEATH? IS SOMETHING WRONG
WITH THIS PICTURE WHEN RYAN CRANE IS THE 5TH BANKER TO DIE IN A MATTER OF WEEKS PLUS 3
OTHER DEATHS DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY RELATED TO THE BANKING
INVESTIGATIONS?
Ryan
Crane, JPMorgan Equities Trading Executive, Dies at 37
By Hugh Son,
Bloomberg, Feb 13,
2014
Ryan
Crane, a JPMorgan (JPM) Chase & Co. employee who in a
14-year career at the New York-based bank rose to executive
director of a unit that trades
blocks of stocks for clients, has died. He was 37.
He
died on Feb. 3 at his Stamford,
Connecticut, home, according to the website of Leo P. Gallagher & Son
Funeral Home in Greenwich, Connecticut. The cause of death will be
determined when a toxicology report is completed in about
six weeks, said a spokeswoman for the state’s chief medical
examiner.
Crane
started at JPMorgan in equities trading after graduating from Harvard
University in 1999, according
to his profile on the LinkedIn Corp. website. Following promotions, he worked as
an executive director, or a rank above vice president and below managing
director, in the bank’s Americas Program Trading group. Program traders handle
transactions in baskets of at least 15 stocks, often for mutual-fund clients
seeking to rebalance index-linked portfolios.
“Ryan
was a beloved colleague who will be dearly missed,” Justin
Perras, a JPMorgan spokesman, said in an e-mailed statement. “Our thoughts
and sympathy are with his family and friends.”
Ryan
Henry Crane was born on Jan. 8, 1977, to Mary Jo and Lex Crane. He grew up in
Long Valley, New Jersey, and in 1995 graduated from the Delbarton School in
Morristown, New Jersey, where he was recognized as Scholar-Athlete of the Year
as a senior and named to the All-American Lacrosse Team.
At
Harvard, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he earned a letter in lacrosse and a bachelor’s degree in European
history.
“He
was known as the ‘Gentle Giant’ by his friends and family,” according to the
funeral home’s death notice.
Survivors
include his wife, the former Lauren Pizzotti, and son, Harry. He is also
survived by a brother, Lex, of Denver; a sister, Allison, of Arvada, Colorado;
and his parents, of Long Valley, according to the funeral home.
To
contact the editors responsible for this story: Christine
Harper atcharper@bloomberg.net; Charles W. Stevens at cstevens@bloomberg.net
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