Following the release of its Q3 earnings on Tuesday, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon pushed back against recent reports that a leadership change is underway at the bank. The 65-year-old’s remarks came after a report indicating that Goldman’s board considered a plan for Solomon to step down around 2027 or 2028, possibly allowing his longtime deputy, John Waldron, to take over. Waldron, Goldman’s COO, was reportedly considering leadership roles at…
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