BofA banker whose death shook Wall Street was looking for new job and willing to take a lower salary for better hours, recruiter says: report

• The Bank of America banker who died on May 2 wanted a better work-life balance, a recruiter told Reuters.
• The recruiter said he was in touch with Leo Lukenas III about a new job prior to his death.
• Lukenas said he had been working more than 100 hours a week, the recruiter said.

The Bank of America banker whose death this month renewed concerns about Wall Street's grueling working conditions had been looking for a new job with a better work-life balance, an executive recruiter told Reuters.