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July 2, 2006

The Accidental Investment Banker

Jon Knee of Evercore's new insidery book on the investment banking business sounds like a hoot. Here is a an excerpt from a N.Y. Times review today:

Mr. Knee ... is clearly not afraid to offend. He goes so far as to describe meetings with Joseph R. Perella, the banker who was once his boss at Morgan Stanley, as events marked by "dozing off and occasionally flatulence."

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