Danger, danger: Londoners find a variety of ways to meet their end - and not all of them by accident.

Former Bank of America Merril Lynch banker, was arrested after the bodies of two women were found in his flat

Intern Moritz Erhardt's death has seen the investment banking industry change its policies towards interns and low-level staff.

Erhardt worked three all-nighters ahead of death but no guarantee exhaustion caused death, finds London coroner.

An overdue well-being reformation is under way within the UK's financial sector.

The deaths of Moritz Erhardt and Pierre Wauthier have forced banks to take stock, says Rupert Neate.

IBTimes' anonymous intern says banks won't wake up to the demands they place on young staffers - the culture is too deeply ingrained.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has rejected claims a young intern who collapsed and died was working "crazy hours."

Moritz Erhardt "worked 72 hours non stop" before collapsing and dying at London flat.