Reuters
Goldman Sachs should split CEO and chairman roles, proxy adviser ISS says
(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs should separate the CEO and chairman roles currently held by David Solomon, top proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommended on Wednesday. “Shareholders would benefit from more independent oversight,” ISS wrote in a report sent by a representative, ahead of the bank’s annual shareholder meeting on April 24. Several high-profile executives have also departed Goldman, including Stephanie Cohen, the former head of its consumer and fintech unit, Jim Esposito, co-head of global banking and markets this year, and Julian Salisbury, an asset management executive in July last year.
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