Lemkau Exits Goldman to Lead Michael Dell’s MSD Partners
- $15 billion investment firm grew out of Dell’s family office
- Goldman taps Esposito to replace Lemkau as division co-head
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. investment-banking head Gregg Lemkau is leaving to run MSD Partners, the $15 billion investment firm that grew out of Michael Dell’s family office.
Lemkau will join as chief executive officer in February, MSD Partners said in a statement Monday. Goldman trading co-head Jim Esposito will replace Lemkau as co-head of investment banking, the bank said in a memo to staff.