In 2024, Goldman Sachs announced the largest class of partners since 2010.
Goldman Sachs announced that 95 individuals have been invited to become partners as of 1 January 2025, according to a statement. This marks the largest class of partners since the 110 named in 2010.
«A spirit of partnership has been at the heart of Goldman Sachs’ culture for more than 155 years, with the firm’s partners exemplifying the best traditions of leadership,» said Goldman CEO David Solomon and chief operating officer John Waldron.
«Building on this legacy, members of the Partner Class of 2024 have contributed meaningfully to our business and culture, including by delivering the full depth and breadth of the firm to our clients, operating and executing with excellence, and developing talented teams around the world. Importantly, the class reflects our growing Global Banking & Markets and Asset & Wealth Management franchises.»
Asia Offices
Within the bank’s three Asia offices – Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo – eight partners were selected.
They included Ash Ang and Thomas Plank from the global banking & markets unit in Singapore, Kazuya Iketani, Kosuke Kurosawa and Teppei Takanabe from the global banking & markets unit in Tokyo, Matthew Mason and Alexandre Reinert from the global banking & markets unit in Hong Kong, and Ling Pong from the asset and wealth unit in Hong Kong.
