Goldman Sachs has moved to a new office space in the Amsterdam World Trade Centre (WTC).
The bank is expanding its Amsterdam presence to aid a growing Goldman Sachs footprint in its global banking & markets and asset & wealth management arms.
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In addition, the space will run parallel with Goldman Sachs’ office in The Hague, which is the hub for the company’s asset management business in Europe. It also is home to investment, client service and sustainable investing expertise.
The Amsterdam office will have space for up to 50 employees allowing for the continuing expansion of Goldman Sachs in the country.
Hans den Hoedt, head of investment banking and country head of the Netherlands, said: “This new office reflects the breadth of Goldman Sachs’ business in the Netherlands, where we have been present for over thirty years, and is a sign of our ongoing investment in the region. We have a deep commitment to the Netherlands and are proud of the positive impact we can make in the region’s business community over the years ahead as we continue to serve our clients and provide growth opportunities for our people.”
Also in May 2024, Rob Kaplan has been brought back to the Goldman Sachs group as vice chairman of Goldman Sachs and a member of the management committee. He will be stationed in Dallas and a part of the executive office.
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By GlobalDataKaplan will interact with customers globally in this capacity, collaborating closely with teams in global banking & markets and asset & wealth management to provide strategic counsel.
He will use his background in both the public and private sectors to provide clients and other stakeholders with insights into the macroeconomic environment in the US and around the world.
Furthermore, Kaplan will concentrate on coaching, leadership growth, and the company culture. He will collaborate with employees at all levels and globally to assist them enhance their careers.
