What's it really like to work on Wall Street? Follow Matt Connolly as he moves from entry-level gofer to head trader to federal defendant.
Fresh out of college in 1987, Connolly stumbles onto a job as a clerk at JP Morgan.
Through hard work, dumb luck, and a watchful eye, he learns how to trade bonds and bahts, paper and punches.
After a decade Connolly is lured from JP Morgan to start a trading desk at Deutsche Bank.
He keeps climbing the rungs - and avoiding the shade.
But the late nights, globetrotting, and frat-house culture are taking a toll.
After twenty-one years Connolly feels old for Wall Street, and he calls it a career.
But not so fast.
Nine years later, he's a federal defendant in the LIBOR scandal.