Goldman Promotes Most Partners Since 2010: Read the Full List

(Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. added 95 executives to its partnership, the biggest addition since Chief Executive Officer David Solomon took over leadership of the firm in 2018.

The promotions topped the previous high of the Solomon era, set in 2022, when 80 employees made the cut. Plans for the new partners — part of the biennial ritual to tap a select few to join the New York-based bank’s top ranks — were reported by Bloomberg News earlier this week.

The Wall Street firm is unique among its peers in retaining a nod to its pre-public days as a partnership by maintaining the title as its highest position. A little more than 400 executives — less than 1% of Goldman’s workforce — are now part of the group.

The latest class is the biggest since 2010, and the most executives Goldman has ever added to its top ranks was in 2006, when 115 people were made partner. The firm was much smaller at the time, but held the bragging rights of being the securities industry’s most profitable firm.

Female executives accounted for 26 of the additions, the largest number of women it’s ever added. Still, that represented 27% of the new class, down slightly from 2022. Of the new partners, 4% were Black executives, also down from two years ago, when they represented 9%. Hispanic executives accounted for 6%, the largest ever by number and proportion. 

Here’s the full list of Goldman’s new partners:

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