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PJT Partners offers onsite therapist to London dealmakers as banks fear well-being crisis

Large investment banks are focusing on mental health as burnout in the sector has increased

An onsite therapist will be available to staff at PJT Partners as part of a series of initiatives targeted at employee well-being
An onsite therapist will be available to staff at PJT Partners as part of a series of initiatives targeted at employee well-being Photo: Getty Images

Boutique PJT Partners is trialling an onsite therapist for its dealmakers in London, as investment banks roll out new benefits and pay closer attention to mental health in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The advisor, which was set up by former Morgan Stanley dealmaker Paul Taubman in 2015, has started the “piloting of an onsite therapist in our London office” as part of a series of initiatives targeted at employee well-being, it said in its 2021 annual report on 26 February.

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