100-hour work weeks return for Wall Street junior bankers, causing stress and health concerns.

100-hour work weeks are returning for junior bankers on Wall Street, causing increased stress and health concerns amidst a rise in deal flow. Trainees and staffers are struggling with the intense workload, leading to inflated or understated weekly hours in internal tracking systems. Despite efforts to improve work-life balance, junior bankers continue to face pressure and potential burnout.