Rishi Sunak has been appointed as a senior adviser at Goldman Sachs, after previously working for the firm from 2001 to 2004. This marks his return to the company following a 21-year gap. Sunak served as the UK Prime Minister from October 2022 to July 2024, and in his new role, he will provide insights on macroeconomic and geopolitical landscapes. Regulations from the ACOBA prevent him from lobbying the government or influencing policy for one year. Amid these appointments, Goldman Sachs is also planning to cut about 3,200 jobs.
Goldman Sachs has appointed former prime minister Rishi Sunak as a senior adviser, a role that marks his return to the firm after 21 years.
Mr Sunak, who served as prime minister from October 2022 to July 2024, will advise leaders at Goldman Sachs on macroeconomic and geopolitical insights.
The advisory position follows Mr Sunak's resignation as Conservative Party leader and includes restrictions imposed by the ACOBA on lobbying the Government.
The US investment bank is reportedly set to cut around 3,200 jobs, indicating significant changes within the firm.
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