Wall Street banker, 38, stares silently into the distance as he makes latest court appearance on charges of raping woman, 25, that saw him lose job offer

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Martinez-cachero, W. (2026, October 22). Wall Street banker, 38, stares silently into the distance as he makes latest court appearance on charges of raping woman, 25, that saw him lose job offer. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16230903/wall-street-banker-rape-case-court.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-22 · by Wilko Martinez-cachero
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Mark Harris, a 38-year-old Wall Street banker, appeared in New York Criminal Court for charges of raping a 25-year-old woman in her Midtown Manhattan apartment. The incident occurred on February 25, 2025, and Harris reportedly lost a lucrative job offer with KKR shortly after the alleged attack. During his brief court appearance, Harris remained silent and appeared calm, dressed in business attire. His case was adjourned until December 14 while prosecutors await DNA test results.
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Mark Harris, a 38-year-old Wall Street banker formerly employed by KKR and previously at SMBC in New York City, appeared in New York Criminal Court on October 22, 2026, facing charges of raping a 25-year-old woman. The alleged incident occurred in her Midtown Manhattan apartment on February 25, 2025. Harris was charged with pulling the victim's pants down and raping her while she was restrained against a mattress; he reportedly told her that "she had this coming." Prosecutors requested that Harris forfeit his passports due to concerns about potential travel to Latin or South America. Harris lost his job offer from KKR following the charges. During the court appearance, Harris appeared calm and dressed in a dark suit, communicating with his attorney, Zach Intrater, before briefly appearing before Judge Michele S Rodney. The case was adjourned until December 14 as DNA testing results are awaited.

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Harris PERSON · 22× New York City GPE · 3× Mark Harris PERSON · 2× Rodney PERSON · 2× Zach Intrater PERSON · 2× the Daily Mail ORG · 2× KKR ORG · 1× Michele S Rodney PERSON · 1× New York GPE · 1× New York Criminal Court GPE · 1×

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Prosecutor Ryan Murphy requested that Harris forfeit his passports 'based on our understanding that the defendant has professional and personal contacts in Latin and South America.' A public LinkedIn profile for Harris said he worked at Japanese bank SMBC for 11 years, last serving as their director of structured and project finance in New York City.
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A disgraced New York City banker made his latest appearance in court after being charged with raping a woman and consequently losing a six-figure job. asserted
banker → make → job
Mark Harris, 38, appeared in New York Criminal Court on Thursday morning accused of having raped a 25-year-old woman inside her Midtown Manhattan apartment on February 25, 2025. asserted
Harris → appear → February
Harris allegedly pulled the woman's pants down, held her down against a mattress, raped her and told her that she 'had this coming,' according to prosecutors. uncertain
this → pull → prosecutors
He had landed a six-figure job with private equity giant KKR two days before the alleged attack. asserted
He → land → attack
However, the firm backed away after Harris was charged with rape. asserted
Harris → back → rape
On Thursday, Harris appeared calm inside the courtroom dressed in a dark tieless suit, a blue-and-white striped collared shirt, brown shoes with a matching belt, a watch and glasses. asserted
Harris → appear → belt
Harris arrived around 9.20am and spent most of the time in deep conversation with his attorney, Zach Intrater, until his case was called up by Judge Michele S Rodney about 30 minutes later. asserted
case → arrive → Rodney
The hearing, which lasted less than 15 minutes, ended with the case being adjourned until December 14 as the prosecution waits for DNA testing to return. asserted
testing → last → December
That is expected to happen this fall, though an exact timeline is uncertain. asserted
timeline → expect → ?
Harris's attorney left quickly after the hearing concluded, leaving his client to sit silently in the courtroom and stare off into the distance for roughly half an hour as defendants in other cases got their day in front of the judge. asserted
defendants → leave → judge
New York City banker Mark Harris, 38, appeared in New York Criminal Court on Thursday to face rape charges Harris allegedly raped a 25–year–old woman inside her apartment in Midtown Manhattan on February 25, 2025 Harris' case was adjourned by Judge Michele S. Rodney until December 14. uncertain
case → appear → December
He did not speak during the brief hearing or when asked questions by the Daily Mail as he left court Intrater eventually returned and escorted Harris out of the courtroom on the building's 11th floor. asserted
Intrater → speak → floor
It was not clear where he had gone or why Harris had stayed in place after his hearing. asserted
Harris → go → hearing
The Daily Mail asked Harris if he had any comments to offer about the rape case as he left court. asserted
he → ask → court
He did not respond. asserted
He → respond → ?
Harris also did not speak during the hearing on Thursday, though his defense told Judge Rodney that he was now living in North Carolina. asserted
he → speak → Carolina
A location was not specified as Harris's attorney asked the judge to keep his travel in mind while deciding the next court date. asserted
attorney → specify → date
Harris owns a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit in downtown Brooklyn with a purchase price of about $2.6 million, according to property records. uncertain
Harris → own → records
The woman, whose identity has not been revealed, allegedly repeatedly asked Harris to stop raping her before kicking him off of her, per a criminal complaint cited by the New York Post. uncertain
identity → reveal → Post
Harris allegedly called her a 'f***ing b***h' as he left her apartment, according to prosecutors. Harris seemed calm during his court appearance on Thursday, wearing a dark suit and a blue-and-white striped collared shirt uncertain
Harris → call → suit
stayed in the courtroom for about 30 minutes after his hearing while waiting for his attorney, Zach Intrater (left), to return Harris was arrested on March 6, 2025, nine days after the alleged rape, according to court records. uncertain
Harris → stay → records
His full charges included three counts of first-degree rape, four counts of first-degree sex abuse and seven counts of second-degree assault. However, Harris was freed after posting $150,000 bail that had been requested by prosecutors. asserted
that → include → prosecutors
During his indictment in June, Harris was ordered by Judge Rodney to surrender his dual US and British passports. asserted
Harris → order → passports
Prosecutor Ryan Murphy requested that Harris forfeit his passports 'based on our understanding that the defendant has professional and personal contacts in Latin and South America.' A public LinkedIn profile for Harris said he worked at Japanese bank SMBC for 11 years, last serving as their director of structured and project finance in New York City. asserted
he → request → City
He later joined SMBC Nikko Securities in 2022 before leaving for Investec the following year, according to his profile. uncertain
He → join → profile
Harris's listed work experience ended in 2024, and he has not made any recent posts. asserted
he → list → posts
On his profile, he claimed to have a closed transaction volume of more than $15 billion. The Daily Mail has reached out to Harris's attorney, Intrater, and the New York County District Attorney's Office for comment. asserted
Mail → claim → comment
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