Goldman Sachs taps ex-Morgan Stanely MD as Korea co-head

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Goldman Sachs taps ex-Morgan Stanely MD as Korea co-head - Korea Economic Daily

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He will oversee Goldman Sachs’ investment banking strategies and client management, as well as lead the overall businesses of the Seoul bureau with Managing Director Choi Jae-joon who became a country head for fixed-income, currency and commodities (FICC) and equities in April.

Ahn, who was most recently SK Bioscience Co.'s head of strategic planning and corporate development, will join Goldman Sachs' Seoul office as a managing director in mid-August.

In June, Goldman Sachs led the $365 million Nasdaq IPO of Webtoon Entertainment Inc., a digital novel subsidiary of Korean web service giant Naver Corp.’s digital novel subsidiary.