It took the death of worker who had been working 100-hour weeks to prompt JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America to introduce a plan to limit and more closely track young bankers' hours.
The incident has sparked a renewed debate about work-life balance in the high-pressure world of finance, leading to significant policy changes at two of America's largest banks.
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