Goldman Sachs adds members to management committee

Goldman Sachs has made changes to its senior leadership, naming two partners to its management committee and appointing a new chief administrative officer.

Stephan Feldgoise, the bank’s head of global mergers & acquisitions, and Joshua Schiffrin, who is set to take on the role of global head of risk for global banking & markets, will join the management committee.

Ericka Leslie has been named chief administrative officer.

She will remain a member of the management committee while taking on responsibility for advancing the rollout of OneGS 3.0, part of the firm’s effort to reshape its operating system and free up additional capacity for investment in growth.

Goldman Sachs chairman and CEO David Solomon said: “Stephan and Josh each demonstrate a deep understanding of the firm’s businesses, our client franchise, and global markets.

“We look forward to benefiting from their leadership and significant expertise in their respective areas within Global Banking & Markets, as well as their thoughtful perspectives and insights as they join the Management Committee.”

The committee has increased in size over the past 18 months after more than 20 appointments drawn from the group’s investment banking, trading, asset management and wealth management units, reported the Financial Times.

With the latest changes, the management committee will have 47 members.

Separately, Goldman Sachs posted net earnings of $5.6bn in the first quarter of 2026, an increase of 19% compared with the same period a year earlier.

Total net revenues climbed 14% from a year earlier to $17.23bn.

Asset & Wealth Management generated net revenues of $4.08bn, which was 10% higher than in the first quarter of 2025, but 14% lower than in the previous quarter.

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