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Exclusive | Goldman Sachs taps Robert Sobelman — prosecutor on scrapped US corruption case against Eric Adams — to run investigations at bank: sources
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Exclusive | Goldman Sachs taps Robert Sobelman — prosecutor on scrapped US corruption case against Eric Adams — to run investigations at bank: sources
Hotshot anti-corruption lawyer Robert Sobelman is leaving the US Attorney's Office to join Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs as head of internal investigations, The Post has learned.
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Goldman Sachs has hired Robert Sobelman, a federal prosecutor who worked on the corruption case against outgoing mayor Eric Adams—dismissed by the Trump administration—as his new head of investigations, according to The Post. Sources close to Sobelman, a graduate of Colgate University and Brooklyn Law School, indicated that he will join the bank led by David Solomon “imminently.” “Robert is going to lead the investigations in Goldman,” an inform…
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