Goldman Sachs tapped four professionals to lead its sales and trading unit, according to an internal memo cited by Bloomberg. Goldman spokesman Michael DuVally confirmed the memo's contents to the news agency.
The appointments of New York-based David Heller and Harvey Schwartz and London-based Edward Eisler and Pablo Salame follow yesterday's announcement that Michael Sherwood and J. Michael Evans were named vice chairmen.
Goldman stated Evans and Sherwood "will continue to have global oversight of the securities business" in its press release yesterday.
Evans and Sherwood have run the securities platform since 2003, in addition to their other responsibilities as chairman of Goldman Sachs Asia and co-chief executive of Goldman Sachs International, respectively.
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