The Goldman Sachs CEO, David Solomon, is far from being the stereotype of the successful banker of Wall Street, since when he can carry out one of his passions, put music like the DJ D-Sol.
The businessman, Payback Records launched in 2018, a seal dedicated to donating all his profits to charity, in addition, the CEO has more than 260,000 monthly listeners in Spotify, his remix of ‘I Wanna Dance With Sombity’ has accumulated more than 12 million stream.
Solomon has acted at electronic music parties in cities such as Los Angeles, Las Bahamas, New York and Miami; It also collects wine, carries its own labels to restaurants and practices yoga.
According to media such as BBC, Solomon also does not hide his weekend hobbies; On the contrary, it takes advantage of them to connect with the young bankers who add to the firm and project an accessible and charismatic image. This profile is far from that commonly associated with the banking sector, especially after the global financial crisis of a decade ago.
Faithful to the style of charismatic leaders in politics and businesses, usually emphasize the importance of cultivating personal passions in addition to work.
His finance career began in Irving Trust, and then continued in Drexel Burnham, an investment bank that ended in bankruptcy after a fraud scandal in the 90s.
There he dedicated himself to the sale of “junk bonds”, high -performance financial instruments but also high risk, issued by companies or governments with low credit rating and a high risk of default, both capital and interest.
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