Leadership Letters
Fiscal 2022 Was A Challenge, But We Would Rather Be Us
Yesterday was the end of Jefferies’ 2022 fiscal year, and today we start anew in 2023.
As Things Change in the World
The world has always been complex and difficult to predict and, as a result, often confusing.
Seven Lessons To Reflect Upon As Jefferies Turns 60 Years Young
Tomorrow, October 2, marks 60 years since Jefferies was founded essentially in a telephone booth at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange by a person with boundless energy, vision and drive, Boyd Jefferies.
More Than Just Another Rah-Rah Note!
This has been a challenging and complex year for our clients, the capital markets, Jefferies and most, if not all, of us.
Inspiring Summer Intern Letters Kick Off Our August
On a monthly basis, the two of us do our best to write a note to all 5,000 of our partners about something that we believe is important, worthy of interpretation or further understanding, and topical.
Thankful For A Merely “Yucky” Period
After over two years of living with Covid, the significant recent economic and capital markets challenges, and the many social and political issues around the world, it was no surprise that our firmwide Town Hall on Tuesday morning this week was laser-focused on how to cope and live in the current world.
Personal Decision
We have thought deeply these past few days about how to respond to the recent Supreme Court decision regarding women’s rights.
Just Because The Market No Longer Goes Up Every Day, Doesn’t Mean We Can’t Have A Bounce In Our Step!
COVID became a household word in early March of 2020 and within six weeks, a tidal wave of stimulus, coupled with non-existent interest rates, created a powerful wind blowing at the back of almost every single financial services firm.
University of Rochester Community
Dear University of Rochester Community, In many ways, the world is on fire right now. These are complicated, emotionally upsetting, and overwhelming times. Today I would like to share with you a handful of additional thoughts to my original list of 100 Things I Wish I Knew After I Graduated From College that I believe