Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) top fintech executive Stephanie Cohen is leaving the investment banking firm, joining an exodus of top female talent from the company, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Stephanie Cohen, one of the few female top executives at Goldman Sachs, is leaving the investment bank after a 25-year career in banking, The Wall Street Journal first reported today (March 18).

Stephanie Cohen, then a chief strategy officer at Goldman Sachs, impressed Friedman with her penchant for bringing multiple perspectives to bear on a conversation. "She's witty and funny.

But when it comes to fixing Goldman’s woman problem, the firm has not shown the same urgency. When Solomon became CEO, he ...

In May, Cohen was named global head of M&A for financial sponsors at Goldman Sachs, which usually leads all of Wall Street in the category (essentially, M&A done by private equity firms).

This Wall Street firm’s CEO David Solomon has rejected calls to reverse its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programme. But the bank’s senior ranks have always had very few women.

Goldman Sachs held its second-ever "Investor Day ... for Goldman's consumer efforts Platform Solutions Head Stephanie Cohen took the stage at Goldman's investor day Tuesday armed with an ...

When he began working at Goldman, that skill helped him stand out to the new chief strategy officer, Stephanie Cohen, who asked ... as institutions like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan create ...

In January Cohen became the sole woman leading a major revenue division of the storied Wall Street bank, coleading Goldman’s growing consumer and wealth management business. That includes the ...