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Wall Street moves: Goldman names sole president; Blankfein eyeing exit in 2018

S&P Global Market Intelligence presents a weekly rundown of selected executive management changes among the major Wall Street investment banks and other notable moves.

March 14

Greenhill & Co. Inc. appointed Adam Troso a managing director and head of real estate corporate advisory for North America. Additionally, the company appointed Ali Akbar a managing director focused on the midstream energy sector.

March 13

New York-based Citi Private Bank, a unit of Citigroup Inc., appointed Natalia Murphy head of trust and wealth planning for North America.

March 12

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. President and co-COO Harvey Schwartz is retiring, effective April 20. Schwartz's exit will leave David Solomon as the investment bank's lone president and COO.

Moelis & Co. appointed Robert Glauerdt as a managing director providing financial and strategic advice to financial institutions with a focus on traditional and alternative asset managers.

March 9

Paul Wheeler will join JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s oil and gas investment banking team in spring of 2018, Reuters reported.

Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein may step down from the investment bank's top position as early as the end of 2018, according to The Wall Street Journal.

March 8

Martin Tax & Financial Services, a Kansas City, Mo.-based firm, is joining Woodbury Financial Services Inc. Martin Tax comprises Michael Martin and Laurie Martin, a father-daughter team, along with Brett Brennan and H. Kelly Jackson.