
Proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has recommended investors support a call for an independent board chair at Goldman Sachs. Meanwhile, Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz received a $187 million pay package for his first year, including stock awards and bonuses. ISS also suggested that Goldman Sachs should separate the CEO and chairman roles, currently held by David Solomon, in response to shareholder pressure.



Proxy advisers call Strike 2 on Goldman CEO Solomon https://t.co/IHelQHfBZH via @bankingdive
A tale of two proxy fights. Goldman Sachs and BlackRock are facing pressure from shareholders to split their Chairman & CEO positions. @LesliePicker lays out the leadership debate. https://t.co/vOTKaFbLWg
David Solomon won the Goldman Sachs job, but Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz won on pay https://t.co/bpxXR70dIV