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Growing Number of Goldman Sachs Advisors Jumping Ship

Mindy Diamond Quoted - By Cheryl Winokur Munk, Barron's - For many years, Goldman Sachs has been a firm where financial advisors hunkered down and planted roots. Lately, however, some advisors have grown more willing to transplant themselves elsewhere. In roughly the past 12 months, five sizeable, high-quality teams have left Goldman for other positions, writes executive recruiter Mindy Diamond in a column for WealthManagement.com. One team went to Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, one to First Republic Wealth Management, and three left to pursue various forms of independence, she writes.

Mindy Diamond Quoted
By Cheryl Winokur Munk

For many years, Goldman Sachs has been a firm where financial advisors hunkered down and planted roots. Lately, however, some advisors have grown more willing to transplant themselves elsewhere.

In roughly the past 12 months, five sizeable, high-quality teams have left Goldman for other positions, writes executive recruiter Mindy Diamond in a column for WealthManagement.com. One team went to Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, one to First Republic Wealth Management, and three left to pursue various forms of independence, she writes.

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