TGIF.
We are *checks calendar* one week into 2021, and I am already exhausted.
And while the entire world is focused on everything going on in Washington, D.C., one group seems unperturbed: investors.
The US equity
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One of the biggest Wall Street stories of the day was the departure of Goldman Sachs top tech dealmaker $4. The global head of Goldman's high-profile technology, media, and telecom (TMT) group is headed off to Instacart, a Goldman client, to serve as its CFO as it prepares for an IPO this year.
Giovanni's exit left a hole to be filled, and Goldman wasn't looking to wait around. On Thursday, the bank named $4 co-heads of the group.
If you're a reader of this newsletter, at lease one of those names will look familiar. Britton, who previously was the co-head of M&A for TMT at Goldman, spoke with Reed Alexander in December about $4 in 2021.
He's $4, who was the co-head of investment-banking services and co-head of the firm's One Goldman Sachs initiative.
Get the low down on Britton and Gibson, the business they are adopting, and the $4.
Who doesn't love a good dark horse? You might not have heard of these funds, but they had a great 2020 and are well positioned to do big things in 2021. $4.
Take a peak behind the curtain at $4. Craig Russell and Luke Sarsfield, who co-head GSAM's client business, detail how the $4 is positioning itself. $4.
Square's little white box has been $4. Ashley Grech, global head of sales at $4, spoke about how the company is looking to help merchants bridge the gap between online and in-store spend. $4.
A prosecutor who played a leading role in the US Department of Justice investigation of the multibillion-dollar bribery scandal tied to the investment fund 1MDB has quietly taken a role at Facebook leading "special investigations." $4
Some compensation disclosures regarding what $4, who is President-elect Joe Biden's pick to lead the $4, made at WilmerHale. $4.
Odd lots:
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