Goldman Sachs Asset Management wants to hire a vice-president to focus on secondaries, co-investments and primaries as it deploys its $7.1 billion Vintage VII fund.
The role in the investment bank’s Alternative Investments & Manager Selection group involves conducting due diligence and evaluating secondaries private equity deals with a focus on asset-level valuation within portfolios, according to a job posting.
The successful candidate will present investment opportunities, co-ordinate the execution of investments across all deal types, and monitor the performance and risk profile of existing portfolio investments.
Applicants must have a minimum of five years’ relevant experience, sound investment judgement and outstanding numerical, analytical and valuation skills, among other requirements.
In November New York-based vice-president Jarid Colucci left Goldman to join UBS’s private funds group as an advisory professional, Secondaries Investor reported.
Goldman’s Vintage VII fund was the second-largest secondaries fund to hold final close last year after Strategic Partners‘ $7.5 billion Fund VII, according to PEI data.
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