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Kathy Ruemmler helps search for her own replacement as Goldman’s top lawyer

Kathy Ruemmler helps search for her own replacement as Goldman’s top lawyer
Financial Times Thursday 11 June 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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Bank’s decision to back executive after she resigned from the role over ties to Jeffrey Epstein sparked internal divisions

Bank’s decision to back executive after she resigned from the role over ties to Jeffrey Epstein sparked internal divisions
Kathy Ruemmler (PERSON) Goldman (ORG) Bank (ORG) Jeffrey Epstein (PERSON)
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