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Goldman lists this under the Asset and Wealth Management division, function Investing and Portfolio Management, Public, corporate title Associate, in London. The advert says the firm is seeking a junior associate to monitor market conditions, conduct in-depth research and generate actionable investment insights across developed government bond markets, with a primary focus on non-US government bonds and derivatives. Source
Private Wealth Management, in the firm's own words, secures, develops and manages relationships with high net worth individuals, their families, family offices and foundations, building and preserving wealth through long-term asset allocation set against each client's risk tolerance, and offering a full array of wealth management products including private banking and trust company services. Source
The title offers Analyst or Associate, but the corporate title field says Associate and the requirement is two to five years, so the band is set at the associate end of that pair. Someone at the analyst end of the range would be applying at the very bottom of what the desk asked for, and would need the fixed income research experience to make up the difference.
Inside Private Wealth Management the seat is in the Investment Strategy Group, which is responsible for strategic and tactical asset allocation views and for advising the firm's high net worth clients and certain institutions. Within that, it is on the Tactical Asset Allocation team, which seeks to generate tactical alpha across equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities, publishes several widely distributed reports and Outlooks each year, and communicates macro views to clients. Source
Goldman describes the wealth franchise as using the firm's global network, sourcing capabilities and deep experience to provide personalised perspectives, advice and offerings tailored to the financial and planning needs of ultra high net worth individuals, family offices, foundations, executives and employees. Source
About 7 people have held London roles in Goldman's Wealth Management since 2018, against 28 in FICC and 15 in Research, which are the two places a rates strategist would more usually sit. The job is markets work housed on the private client side of the firm.
Goldman Sachs describes itself as a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm, founded in 1869 and headquartered in New York with offices around the world. Source
About 779 people have held London roles at Goldman Sachs as a whole since 2018, spread across the investment bank, the trading floor and the asset and wealth business this seat sits in.
The named work is research on developed government bond markets: bond valuations, fundamental drivers, supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical factors and macroeconomic indicators, staying current on policy and regulatory change, and building data monitors, quantitative models and trade screening tools. The advert adds that the hire will support the internal macroeconomic research team, with scope to build out coverage of cross-asset volatility markets and to work with other market strategists. Source
Posted on 29 June 2026 with no deadline, no start date and an explicit two to five year requirement, this is a desk adding or replacing one person. It sits outside the campus calendar entirely: there is no intake, no training class and no cohort to join.
The seat is a strategist, not a portfolio manager. You produce the research, the models and the screens, and the tactical team allocates on them, which means you would be judged on the quality and timeliness of a view rather than directly on a book. That is a real difference in career, so ask about it if you get to interview.
The requirements are a bachelor's degree in computer science, finance, economics, STEM or a related field, with an advanced degree or the CFA a plus; two to five years in investment research, trading or related roles within asset management or financial services with a focus on fixed income or macroeconomic research; a strong understanding of fixed income markets, ideally with expertise in European or UK government bonds; experience with options strategies and derivatives as a plus; proficiency in quantitative analysis and financial modelling in Excel and Python; and additional European languages as beneficial. Source
The two to five years is the binding constraint and the advert names the seats that count towards it: a sell side or buy side fixed income strategy or research role. A graduate with strong Python and a macro dissertation does not clear that bar, and there is no internship route through this posting.
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