Goldman Sachs has moved Zubin Irani to a new position in its merged real estate group. The bank merged its real estate advisory business and real estate financing business six months ago to create a one-stop-shop real estate client-focused business. Irani, who is co-heading the group, previously headed Goldman’s Whitehall Funds subsidiary for seven years. The Whitehall business is now being run by Benoît Herault.
SF market round-up: Irani leaves Whitehall
Goldman Sachs has moved Zubin Irani to a new position in its merged real estate group. The bank merged its real estate advisory business and real estate financing business six months ago to create a one-stop-shop real estate client-focused business. Irani, who is co-heading the group, previously headed Goldman’s Whitehall Funds subsidiary for seven years. The Whitehall business is now being run by Benoît Herault.
Louise Bowman July 27, 2006
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