Goldman Sachs Appoints 20 New European Investment Banking MDs
Goldman Sachs has appointed 20 new managing directors in its European investment banking division as part of a larger announcement involving 638 new MDs across the organization. This latest development highlights the bank’s commitment to strengthening its investment banking capabilities across the continent.
Key Details of Goldman Sachs’ New Appointments
The recent promotions mainly affect the front office, with around 450 of the total MDs promoted in this area. Notably, the appointments reflect a diverse range of specializations and locations in Europe.
New Managing Directors in European Investment Banking
- Miquel Barbone – Milan
- Tom Hartley – London
- Amit Puri – London, Infrastructure Banking
- Akanchsha Singh – Co-head of Energy Transition M&A, London
- Jorge Torrecilla – FIG Banker, London
- Cara Pazdon – UK Equity Broker
- Adam Laikin – ECM and Corporate Broking, London
- Jamie Macdonald – FIG M&A, London
- Stephen Krueger – CEE M&A, Warsaw
- Blanca Almoguera – Real Estate Finance, London
- Adam Khalil – Structured Finance, London
- Javier Villota – ECM Banker covering Southern Europe, Madrid
- Chris Campbell – Equity Derivatives, Private Side
- Will Wells – Investment Grade DCM, Syndicate, Paris
- Jonathan Abraham – Structured Finance and Lending, London
- Will O’Brien – Structured Finance
- Dimitris Kofitsas – Capital Solutions Group Origination for Greece & Emerging Markets
- Jonathan Crawford – Capital Solutions Group, Derivatives, London
- Alberto Ricci – Derivatives, Paris
- Deniz Yildiz – High Yield Syndicate, London
- Nikos Spiliopoulos – Leveraged Finance, London
- Cathy Chen – Industrials M&A, London
- Germain Petit – Consumer Retail M&A, London
Goldman Sachs’ Investment Banking Landscape
This year’s appointments reflect Goldman Sachs’ strategy to expand its investment banking footprint in Europe. The investment banking division encompasses various areas, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisory and the newly established Capital Solutions Group. This group offers a comprehensive range of services, from financing and origination to structuring and risk management.
Goldman Sachs continues to focus on diversifying its expertise across different sectors within the investment banking landscape. The recent promotions are part of an effort to leverage expertise and deepen client relationships across Europe.
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