Steve Gelsi covers banking and cannabis as a Senior Reporter for MarketWatch.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. GS, +0.19% has named two executives that lead its Office of Applied Innovation to head up its newly-launched Goldman Sachs Global Institute to provide clients with insights about geopolitics and technology, according to an internal memo seen by MarketWatch.
Jared Cohen and George Lee are leading the Goldman Sachs Global Institute after the firm saw a “strong appetite among clients for further engagement around the firm’s intellectual capital,” said Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon. Topics include U.S.-China diplomacy, Europe and Middle East conflicts, supply chain shifts and artificial intelligence. Goldman Sachs stock was up fractionally in recent trading.
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