Sunak as UK PM Reinforces Goldman’s Hold on G-7 Top Jobs
Since the end of 2005, there have been only days in which a Goldman Sachs alumnus didn’t hold the position of prime minister, finance minister or central bank chief in a G-7 country.
Rishi Sunak is set to become UK prime minister as soon as Tuesday, making him the latest in a long line of former Goldman Sachs employees to become policy makers in the Group of Seven economies.
Since December 2005 until last Sunday, there has always been a Goldman Sachs alumnus serving as a G-7 prime minister, finance minister or central bank chief.
The run was only broken when Mario Draghi stood down Sunday as Italian premier.
Since December 2005 until last Sunday, there has always been a Goldman Sachs alumnus serving as a G-7 prime minister, finance minister or central bank chief.
The run was only broken when Mario Draghi stood down Sunday as Italian premier.
