Goldman Sachs Appoints New Global Co-Heads Across Investment Banking, Fixed Income and Equities

Goldman Sachs announced a broad set of senior leadership changes on 21 January 2025, restructuring the top tiers of its investment banking, fixed income, and equities divisions through a series of co-head appointments. The bank said in a press release that Matt McClure, Anthony Gutman, and Kim Posnett had been named Global Co-heads of Investment Banking, sharing responsibility for overseeing the division's advisory and capital markets origination activities worldwide.

The announcement followed Goldman's release of its full-year 2024 results, which showed the firm ranked first globally in both announced and completed mergers and acquisitions advisory.

FIXED INCOME AND EQUITIES GAIN NEW LEADERSHIP

In fixed income, currencies, and commodities — Goldman's FICC division — the bank appointed Jason Brauth, Kunal Shah, and Anshul Sehgal as Global Co-heads.

The equities division, which encompasses cash equities, equity derivatives, and prime brokerage services, will be led by Global Co-heads Dmitri Potishko, Cyril Goddeeris and Erdit Hoxha. Anthony Gutman and Kunal Shah were also named Co-Chief Executive Officers of Goldman Sachs International.

GNODDE AND DE MALLMANN SHIFT TO SENIOR ROLES

Richard Gnodde, a long-serving Goldman Sachs partner who has been Chief Executive of Goldman Sachs International and as a member of the firm's Management Committee, was appointed Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs.

Separately, François-Xavier de Mallmann was appointed Chairman of Goldman Sachs EMEA.