Joe Duran’s plan for Goldman Sachs advisers: Q&A
After its acquisition in July 2019, United Capital became Goldman Sachs Personal Financial Management division, combining the then-RIA’s emphasis on getting personal with the Wall Street bank s 150-year legacy. The Personal Financial Management unit is growing via acquisitions and Joe Duran outlines how advisers can benefit.
May 5, 2021 7 MINS
Goldman Sachs & Co. has plans to grow its Personal Financial Management unit via acquisitions and the division’s CEO Joe Duran outlines how acquired firms can benefit from the referrals his firm provides, as well as its infrastructure and systems.
In January, Goldman Sachs brought together the Personal Financial Management unit and Ayco, the Goldman Sachs-owned corporate financial counseling division. Under one umbrella, the unit’s co-heads are Larry Restieri, who has led Ayco since 2018, and Duran, who built registered investment adviser United Capital before
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