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Blankfein Tells Board He's in for Two More Years
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Jim Watson | AFP | Getty Images Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein |
Blankfein has "told investors and board members that he isn't expected to relinquish power in the near term," the New York Post reports.
If he did stay until 2013, that would make Blankfein the bank's longest running CEO since the firm went public in 1999.
As it stands, this month is Lloyd's five year anniversary as CEO of Goldman [GS
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Plus, insiders, as we know already, are devotees of their chief.
"I don't think he's going anywhere, and the board [of directors] has been really supportive of what he's been through and how he navigated the crisis," an inside source told the NYP.
This story originally appeared on Business Insider
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