Jason Broder joined Goldman Sachs as a summer analyst in its New York equity derivatives structuring group in 2001, with a hybrid role covering sales and structuring for high net worth investors. He arrived as the internet bubble strained to bursting, and then popped the following year. As the world changed and financial markets looked elsewhere for investment strategies and ideas, structured products was a prominent beneficiary, with investors drawn in by yield, but also the protection that wa

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