Goldman Sachs has appointed Hidehiro Imatsu as president of its Japan unit, it said in a release on Thursday. Imatsu, who is based in Hong Kong, will relocate to Tokyo and, as well as serving as president, will retain his current roles as co-head of global interest rates product trading and co-head of the Asia Pacific fixed income, currency and commodities. Imatsu takes the place of Masanori Mochida, who announced he would retire last year after more than 38 years at the investment bank.
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