Head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management's international retail client business Nick Phillips is set to retire after 20 years with the firm.
A successor to Phillips, who was made a partner in 2014, is set to be announced in due course. GSAM adds to European smart-beta range with EM launch Phillips joined GSAM in 2000 with responsibility for UK third party sales, before being made a managing director in 2005 and then head of third party distribution for all of EMEA. He took up his most recent post in 2013. In a statement, global co-heads of GSAM's consumer and investment management division Timothy O'Neill and Eric Lane said Phillips "has played an important role in the growth of our retail client franchise and in helpin...
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