Goldman Sachs Japan President Hidehiro Imatsu is promoting younger executives at the firm as a merger boom, rising stocks and volatile bond yields fuel the most intense talent war in years.
Since becoming head of Goldman¡¯s Japan securities business two years ago, Imatsu, 55, has helped elevate a new generation of leaders into key positions to make the firm more attractive to younger professionals. New co-heads have been appointed across merger advisory, capital markets and yen bond sales.
¡°Being a firm where young talent can succeed early is critical to long-term growth,¡± Imatsu said in an interview. ¡°We want to create an environment where the most talented young people can truly excel.¡±
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