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Martin Cosgrove quits Goldman Sachs


27 February 2018 London
Reporter: Brian Bollen

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Goldman Sachs has confirmed that Martin Cosgrove has resigned from his position as managing director, equities, head of securities lending.

Cosgrove has worked at Goldman Sachs since 1988, serving just under 20 years.

His resignation from the board of Equilend is logged as 5 February on the UK Companies House website.

Further details are expected to become available, but it has been suggested that he is leaving the industry rather than moving to a position elsewhere.

Cosgrove’s resignation represents the latest in a series of high-profile resignations in the securities lending world.

John Arnesen recently left his post as head of agency lending, technical sales, Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Americas, at BNP Paribas Securities Services, while Sunil Daswani, head of international securities lending, recently stepped down from his role at Northern Trust.
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