Goldman Sachs has named its largest partner class since 2010, marking a notable expansion of the bank’s most exclusive group.
The new class draws heavily from the firm’s wealth management division, signaling a shift in where Goldman sees future leadership.
Partnership at Goldman Sachs remains one of the most sought-after titles on Wall Street and carries significant prestige and compensation.
This year’s group breaks with recent practice. The bank did not release a gender or racial breakdown of the class.
Goldman has faced pressure in recent years to improve diversity among its senior ranks and has published such data in the past.
The decision to withhold the figures this year departs from that earlier transparency effort and drew attention alongside the class size.
Wealth management has become a growing priority for Goldman as it seeks steadier revenue beyond trading and investment banking.
