NEW YORK (AP) — Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s chief financial officer is retiring, and his replacement is a longtime executive at the investment bank.
David Viniar, 57, is stepping down after 32 years with Goldman, the last 12 as CFO. Harvey M. Schwartz, 48, will replace him at the end of January, the bank said Tuesday
After Viniar leaves the post, he will join Goldman's board as a non-independent director.
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