Julian Salisbury is leaving the bank after 25 — marking the latest in a long list of partners to depart since David Solomon took over as CEO.
He's made big changes to Goldman and its leadership, and a number of senior execs have left.Julian Salisbury is leaving the bank
after 25 — marking the latest in a long list of partners to depart since David Solomon took over as CEO. Salisbury was the chief investment officer of Goldman's all-important asset & wealth management unit. He will not be replaced,Also leaving the bank is Takashi Murata, co-head of Asia Pacific private investing and global co-head of real estate within Goldman Sachs' asset management unit.
In total, 88 partners have left the bank since Solomon became CEO in 2018, according to Insider's tally. Goldman and Solomon have pushed back against claims that turnover is high or harming the bank, including at this year's
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