Wall Street ‘meme-lord' behind Litquidity account revealed as ex-Deutsche Bank dealmaker

The Wall Street “meme-lord” behind the social media account Litquidity — which famously aired junior Goldman Sachs bankers’ gripes about 100-hour work weeks during the pandemic — has been identified as a 32-year-old former Deutsche Bank investment banker.Miami-born Henry “Hank” Medina described himself as “the observer” in an office full of “loudmouths” to the Financial Times, the first outlet to report on the man behind the @Liquidity accounts — which have a collective roughly 2.2 million followers betwee ...