Goldman Sachs Appointed New Co-Head of Banking Technology
The firm promoted long-time veteran Dunlevie to lead its technology banking efforts alongside existing executives.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Financial Services
Goldman Sachs has promoted Dunlevie to the role of co-head of banking technology. Dunlevie joins current co-heads Jung Min and Barry O'Brien in overseeing the division.
Why it matters
The appointment places new leadership at the helm of a critical division responsible for managing major technology sector transactions for the firm. This transition solidifies the internal structure as Goldman Sachs continues to navigate complex financial deals within the tech industry.
The firm advised on $330bn in technology sector deals during 2025 and managed a $7bn capital raise for Stripe. The exact scope of Dunlevie's new mandate remains under investigation.
The players
Dunlevie
Dunlevie is a veteran Goldman Sachs employee who previously served as the global chief operating officer of the banking group.
Jung Min
Jung Min serves as a co-head of banking technology at Goldman Sachs.
Barry O'Brien
Barry O'Brien acts as a co-head of banking technology at Goldman Sachs.
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs is a leading global investment banking, securities, and investment management firm.
The details
Dunlevie, who has been with the firm since 2007, previously served as the global chief operating officer of the banking group. This appointment integrates the new leader into a team that includes established co-heads Jung Min and Barry O'Brien.
Timeline
Dunlevie joined Goldman Sachs in 2007.
Goldman Sachs advised on $330bn in technology deals throughout 2025.
Market Landscape
The appointment aligns with the firm's significant activity in the technology sector, where it advised on $330bn in deals during 2025. This move strengthens internal capacity to compete for high-stakes capital raises and advisory mandates in the evolving financial services sector.
The appointment signals continuity for the firm's corporate clients who rely on its advisory services for major technology capital raises. Average investors may view this as a refinement of the firm's strategic focus on the high-growth technology sector.
The takeaway
Investment banks frequently reorganize leadership to align expertise with high-growth sectors like technology. Consistent leadership changes allow firms to maintain market share in a competitive global landscape.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Finextra Research.
