Goldman Sachs Japan President Hidehiro Imatsu is promoting younger executives at the firm as a merger boom, rising stocks and volatile bond yields fuel the most intense talent war in years.
Since becoming head of Goldman＊s Japan securities business two years ago, Imatsu, 55, has helped elevate a new generation of leaders into key positions to make the firm more attractive to younger professionals. New co-heads have been appointed across merger advisory, capital markets and yen bond sales.
※Being a firm where young talent can succeed early is critical to long-term growth,§ Imatsu said in an interview. ※We want to create an environment where the most talented young people can truly excel.§
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