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I'm thinking that investment bankers and stock brokers have had to have gone through some legalized hazing. Companies have been known to administer 'stress interviews' where intense situations are simulated to measure the quality of response and reaction to a volatile business market where millions of dollars are at stake. If someone wants to be in that company, they'll probably subject themselves to being screamed and swore at in a hot room. An angry client might be much worse...
Even if an interview crosses the line, there would probably be some reluctance to blow any whistles, as a prospective candidate wouldn't want to bring negative attention to the industry.
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