Goldman Sachs Welcomes Jan Sicking as Sales Director, Bids Farewell to Long-Serving CFO Stephen Scherr
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has welcomed Jan Sicking as an Executive Director, bolstering its sales team. Meanwhile, the firm bids farewell to long-serving CFO Stephen Scherr, with Denis Coleman set to take the reins later this year.
Jan Sicking, joining from DZ Bank where he honed his skills in currency research since 2011, brings a wealth of expertise to Goldman Sachs. Oliver Rahe, head of retail business, anticipates Sicking's appointment will further expand services for fund investors and enhance customer service. Sicking will focus on working with large fund investors and asset managers to strengthen the sales team.
David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, has lauded the outgoing CFO Stephen Scherr for his work ethic, mastery of complexity, and commitment to the company. Scherr, who spent 28 years at Goldman Sachs, will keep his next career move open. Meanwhile, Denis Coleman, who previously served as deputy head of the global financing group, has been praised by Solomon for his strong judgment and operational skills in increasingly responsible positions. Coleman is set to succeed Scherr as CFO at the end of the year, though specific details about his new role remain unconfirmed.
Jan Sicking's appointment at Goldman Sachs is expected to fortify the sales team and broaden services for fund investors. Meanwhile, the firm looks forward to Denis Coleman's leadership as the new CFO, following Stephen Scherr's departure after nearly three decades of service.
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