Bank of America Banker's Death Raises Alarm Over Wall Street's Grueling Hours

Leo Lukenas III sought a new job for better work-life balance before his sudden passing, highlighting the intense demands on junior bankers.

Leo Lukenas III, 35, died of an acute coronary artery thrombus on May 2.
Lukenas had been working over 100 hours a week and sought a job with more manageable hours.
His death has sparked discussions about toxic work culture and potential walkouts among Bank of America employees.
Bank of America has expressed condolences but has not commented on Lukenas' working conditions.
A fundraiser for Lukenas' family has raised significant support, reflecting his impact on the community.