Goldman Sachs (GS) has lost more than a dozen senior investment bankers this year, a higher number than normal, after internal shake-ups and a sluggish start to 2025 drove them to seek new opportunities, according to three sources familiar with the situation, Reuters’ Saeed Azhar reports. Some bankers left because they expected to be passed over for promotions this year, including to Goldman’s elite partner class, while others exited because they expected meager bonuses after dealmaking stalled in the first half, according to two of the sources familiar with the situation.
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