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Oliver Rahe Returns to Germany as Head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Oliver Rahe, who previously managed the Retail business in Germany before moving to the Middle East and Africa region, has been appointed as the new Head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management in Germany. This role entails leading the firm's asset management activities within the German market.
Rahe joined Goldman Sachs Asset Management in 2010 and has a rich background in the industry. Before his role in the Middle East and Africa, he was responsible for the Retail business with independent asset managers, fund platforms, and unit-linked life insurers in Germany. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, he worked in sales at DWS and Fidelity.
In his new role, Rahe will oversee Retail and Wholesale distribution, which includes asset managers, fund platforms, umbrella funds, family offices, and individual IFAs. He will also focus on actively managed funds, particularly thematic equity strategies. His responsibilities also extend to private market investments and ETFs.
Rahe will report to Dennis Lübcke, head of client business for Germany and Austria. Lübcke stated that the retail segment had positive growth last year, indicating a promising outlook for Rahe's tenure. The company plans to make further additions to the team in the coming months.
While specific details about Rahe's strategic plans in this new role are not readily available, more information might be obtained from Goldman Sachs' official announcements or specialized financial news sources. It is important to note that Rahe's role does not involve any specific advertisements mentioned in the text.
Rahe, in his new role as Head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management in Germany, will be focusing on various aspects of finance, including managing both Retail and Wholesale distribution, private market investments, and ETFs. Additionally, he will be actively involved in investing, specifically thematic equity strategies.
