Goldman’s Russell Horwitz to Retire After Nearly Two Decades

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Russell Horwitz, the bank’s chief of staff, will retire from its partnership after working for nearly two decades at the Wall Street firm.

Horwitz, 55, will step down at the end of June, according to a memo from Chief Executive Officer David Solomon. He will then become an advisory director at the firm.

Russell Horwitz

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Horwitz has long been a key adviser to Goldman’s top ranks, advising on issues such as the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis to the multibillion-dollar scandal at Malaysia’s 1MDB investment fund. He first joined the bank in 2004 ...