Goldman Sachs Expands Presence in Amsterdam with New Office in World Trade Centre

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Goldman Sachs has expanded its footprint in Amsterdam by moving to a new office space in the World Trade Centre (WTC). This strategic move aims to accommodate the growing needs of its Global Banking & Markets and Asset & Wealth Management businesses, reflecting the firm’s commitment to strengthening its presence in the Netherlands.

The new Amsterdam office will complement Goldman Sachs’ existing office in The Hague, which serves as a key hub for the firm’s Asset Management business in Europe. The Hague office is notable for its significant investment, client service, and sustainable investing expertise. The new WTC office in Amsterdam will provide space for up to 50 employees, facilitating the continued expansion of the firm’s activities in the country.

Hans den Hoedt, head of Investment Banking and Country Head of the Netherlands, emphasized the significance of this expansion: “This new office reflects the breadth of Goldman Sachs’ business in the Netherlands, where we have been present for over thirty years, and is a sign of our ongoing investment in the region. We have a deep commitment to the Netherlands and are proud of the positive impact we can make in the region’s business community over the years ahead as we continue to serve our clients and provide growth opportunities for our people.”

The World Trade Centre Amsterdam, known for its modern and sustainable office spaces, will provide an environment that fosters collaboration between businesses and supports superior client service. This aligns with Goldman Sachs’ “One Goldman Sachs” ethos, which emphasizes integrated service and collaboration across the firm.

With this expansion, Goldman Sachs continues to demonstrate its dedication to the Dutch market and its ongoing investment in the region’s economic and business communities.