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Meet the new heads of Goldman Sachs’ investment bank
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Goldman Sachs has named a new line up at the top of the investment banking division.
The US investment bank on Monday named Gregg Lemkau and Marc Nachmann as coheads of the unit alongside John Waldron.
Richard Gnodde, who had previously coheaded the unit with Waldron from London, will now focus on running the international business.
Goldman Sachs’ investment bank ranked second by revenues in 2016, according to Dealogic, generating $4.9 billion for work on equity and debt deals and mergers and acquisitions.
The promotions are part of a chain reaction kicked off by Gary Cohn’s move to take a role in President Trump’s administration. The appointments were first reported by Liz Hoffman at The Wall Street Journal.
It’s a swift rise for Lemkau and Nachmann. Here’s what you need to know about the new leadership:
Gregg Lemkau
Lemkau was promoted to Goldman Sachs’ inner circle in December 2015 after a speedy rise up the bank’s ranks. He most recently coheaded global mergers and acquisitions, a business that has been crushing it, topping the league tables for 2016 revenues with a 10.1% market share and $2.4 billion in revenues, according to data from Dealogic.
He has held a bunch of top roles at the bank across regions and different industry groups, and he was also COO of the investment-banking division for a time, a role usually reserved for those destined for the top at Goldman Sachs.
Lemkau is from a finance family — his father worked at Merrill Lynch for a long time, his brother also works at Goldman Sachs, and his sister works at JPMorgan.
He has also been known to hang out with Gwyneth Paltrow.
Marc Nachmann
Nachman, who had been head of the global financing group, has had a big 18 months, joining the management committee in December 2015 and adding responsibility for Latin America to his financing group role in 2016.
Nachmann’s financing group housed equity and debt capital markets and the bank’s loan business. The bank finished 2016 ranked No. 3 in the equity capital-markets revenue rankings, according to Dealogic, and fourth by debt market revenue. The fourth-placed position in debt in particular marks an improvement on 2015 and previous years.
Nachmann joined Goldman Sachs in 1994 in the corporate-finance department. He made partner in 2004. He also previously coheaded global natural resources.
John Waldron
Waldron, like many of Goldman’s most senior staff, was made partner in 2002, when he coheaded the media and entertainment group.
He then coheaded leveraged finance and the financial sponsors group before becoming global head of client coverage for the investment-banking division.
He has worked on transactions including Silver Lake’s deal for Skype and Blackstone’s purchase of SeaWorld, according to The New York Times, and he worked on the split of 21st Century Fox and News Corp.
He was promoted to his current role in 2014, working alongside Richard Gnodde and David Solomon, when John S. Weinberg stepped down.
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