A Banker’s Death That Fell Off Our Radar: Scott J. Therriault

Posted on December 4, 2014 by RonMamita — 3 Comments

Posted 4 Dec 2014
[PhD. Joseph P. Farrell and his readers led to this banking research thread.
Thank you all for sharing! ~Ron]

“Scott Jeffrey Therriault, age 42, of Fairfield, passed away Saturday, October 25, 2014 in his home. Born in Schenectady, NY, Scott had been a Fairfield resident for the last 12 years. He graduated from the University of Rochester with a degree in Economics. Scott worked as a trader on Wall Street for Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan and UBS, and most recently was a commercial real estate investor.” –tributes.com/obituary
[Emphasis added here for our discussions. ~Ron]

Scott J. Therriault Founding Principal

Scott J. Therriault Founding Principal
scottt@btrepartners.com | (203) 513-8572 ext. 10

As Founding Principal, Mr. Therriault brings 17 years of comprehensive capital market analysis expertise, equities trading experience, as well as, a wealth of deeply rooted, high level relationships in the investment banking community to BTRE. During his service at Merrill Lynch, JPMorgan Chase and UBS, Mr. Therriault consistently ranked amongst the top 5% in his production categories and was personally responsible for over $25 billion in equities transactions. Scott has aggregated in excess of $500 million in net profits on behalf of the financial institutions and investment banks that have employed him throughout his esteemed career. Mr. Therriault began taking equity positions in residential development and privately syndicated real estate investments in 2007. BTRE Partners is his inaugural venture as founder and lead equity investor.

Executive Biography

In 1995, Scott began his career in the financial services industry at First Albany Corporation where he earned his Series 7 license and was trained in capital markets analysis, institutional equities trading and mergers & acquisitions. Mr. Therriault later joined Merrill Lynch where he became one of the youngest members of the firm to be promoted to the Director of Equities Trading position, reaching the top 5% in net production from 1999-2002. During his time with Merrill, Scott also managed large risk commitments of corporate capital for the firm’s institutional client base and was instrumental in coordinating the group’s mentoring and executive recruitment programs.

Mr. Therriault became an Executive Director at JP Morgan Chase in 2002, where he managed a team of eight traders who focused on the technology, media and telecom sectors of the NASDAQ exchange. Scott was later identified as the group’s top NASDAQ producer in 2004 and he ranked 3rd in overall Wall Street trading volume within the semi-conductor sector. His commitment to implementing innovative sales and marketing techniques on the institutional block trading desk helped create more efficient trading performance and fostered synergies between the pure equities, derivative trading, and investment banking divisions of JPM.

In 2004, Mr. Therriault was successfully recruited by UBS specifically to provide senior leadership to the firm’s equities sales & trading group. There, he continued to target the technology, media and telecom sectors of the market. Through the introduction of advanced trading strategies, initiatives and algorithmic platforms, Scott became a key contributor to an exemplary team performance in high risk NASDAQ block trading and continued to be the group’s top ranked producer through the establishment of new institutional trading relationships. By 2007, UBS ranked 1st globally in overall NASDAQ market share. –btrepartners.com

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3 comments on “A Banker’s Death That Fell Off Our Radar: Scott J. Therriault”

RonMamita says:

December 5, 2014 at 8:25 am

TOP Citi Banker Killed By Suicide

Remember banker Emails that laughed at the stupid people that were losing money?
Muppets, Suckers, etc…

Has it gone from laughing exuberance to fearful nerves?

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RonMamita says:

December 18, 2014 at 11:23 pm

Tycoon Scot Young’s fatal fall linked to five other mystery deaths

Stephen Curtis died when his new £1.5million machine plunged to the ground a short distance from an airport.

Days earlier he told a relative: “If anything happens to me in the next few weeks, it will not be an accident.”Details of the crash emerged as police investigated the gruesome death of Mr Young on Monday. The property developer was killed when he was impaled on railings after plunging 60ft from the window of a £3million home in Marylebone, central London.

It was Mr Curtis who reportedly introduced Young and two members of his circle, Robert Curtis and Paul Castle, to Russian billionaires. As a legal adviser on major property deals, Stephen Curtis was also acquainted with Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky.

Mr Young, Robert Curtis and Mr Castle all died after apparently committing suicide in the past four years. In March last year, exiled Mr Berezovsky was found dead in the bathroom of his home with a ligature round his neck.

via Tycoon Scot Young’s fatal fall linked to five other mystery deaths | UK | News | Daily Express.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/546716/Tycoon-Scot-Young-s-fall-linked-five-other-mystery-deaths

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RonMamita says:

January 5, 2015 at 11:21 pm

70-Year-Old Hedge Fund Founder Shot Dead By His Son

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-04/70-year-old-hedge-fund-founder-shot-dead-his-son
04 Jan 2015

We thought yesterday’s absurd story of former hedge fund manager James Crombie, founder of Paron Capital Management, who was arrested after found squatting in a million dollar Maryland house, would be as strange as it gets for hedge fund news this weekend. We were wrong: moments ago the WSJ reported that Thomas Gilbert, founder of the $200 million Wainscott hedge fund, whose success Gilbert said previously had come from investing in biotech funds, was found dead with a single bullet to the head in his Manhattan apartment this afternoon, allegedly shot by none other than his 30-year-old son.

From the WSJ:

Thomas Gilbert, 70 years old, founder of the Wainscott Capital Partners Fund, was fatally shot around 3:30 p.m. by a 30-year-old man believed to be his son, the official said. The alleged shooter’s mother called 911 shortly after she found Mr. Gilbert in the bedroom with a handgun nearby, the official said.

Mr. Gilbert was declared dead inside the Turtle Bay apartment, the official said.

Mr. Gilbert and his son—whose name police didn’t release—were believed to be discussing differences in their relationship before the shooting, but no motive had been determined Sunday evening, the official said. Police said Sunday evening no one had been arrested.

NY Daily News adds more:

The founder of a $200 million hedge fund was gunned down Sunday in his East Side apartment during a fight with his 30-year-old son, who remains on the loose. Thomas Gilbert Sr., the 70-year-old founder and president of Wainscott Capital Partners, was shot in the head during the violent encounter with his son, Thomas Gilbert Jr., cops said.

The 3:31 p.m. murder inside the senior Gilbert’s multimillion-dollar apartment at 20 Beekman Pl. near E. 50th St. sent cops fanning out across the tony Sutton Place neighborhood seeking the son, who fled the murder scene on foot, officials said. A porter at the luxury building said he had seen Gilbert Sr. earlier Sunday, but the financier gave no indication of trouble brewing. “I opened the door. He goes outside, he comes in, like always,” said the porter, who described Gilbert as “friendly,” “very nice” and a “gentleman.”

Police said Gilbert was dead at the scene from the single gunshot wound to the head.

Known as a Wall St. wizard, Gilbert founded his hedge fund in 2011 and helped build it into thriving firm managing $200 million in total assets.

Gilbert was a big biotech investor:

In an interview in November, Gilbert said his company’s success came from investing in biotech funds.

“The performance that we had in September and October really set us apart,” he told FinalAlternatives.com. “People wanted to see how we performed in a bear market and that worked out brilliantly for us. We’re not trying to beat all the biotech funds, we’re basically trying to avoid drawdowns.”

From Gilbert’s website bio:

Thomas S. Gilbert founded Wainscott Capital Partners Fund, LP in 2011, and is the Managing Member of the General Partnership, Wainscott Capital Partners, LLC and is President of Wainscott Capital Management, LLC, the management company. A graduate of Princeton and Harvard Business School, Mr. Gilbert has extensive knowledge of the alternative investment space having spent 40 years on Wall Street with direct investing experience in the stock market, as well as private equity, real estate, and the fixed income market. Previously, Mr. Gilbert was a Co-Founder of Syzygy Therapeutics, a private equity biotech asset acquisition fund, which focused on identifying and investing in late-stage biotech drug candidates, with potential for billion dollar markets. Mr. Gilbert left Syzygy in April 2011 to form Wainscott Capital Partners. Mr.Gilbert founded and ran Knowledge Delivery Systems, Inc as Chairman and CEO from 2000 through May, 2009, Chairman through December, 2010, and is currently a Director of KDS. He is a former Managing Director of Venture Capital at Loeb Partners Corporation, where he was responsible for originating, structuring, and monitoring a broad spectrum of private equity portfolio investments. Mr. Gilbert is currently a Director of North Atlantic Holding Company, Inc. in addition to Knowledge Delivery Systems.

To be sure, the newsflow out of hedge fund land at the start of every year when the books are squared away tends to get crazy, but this is far and beyond the pale and even put to shame the story of Kim Karapetyan, 29-year old Moscow Hedge Fund wunderkind, who instead of facing his investors following massive losses decided to simply… disappear.

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