Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer David Viniar is retiring after 32 years at the firm, according to a press release linked by the firm’s twitter account.

Mr. Viniar joined Goldman in 1980, rising to the top of the firm’s Treasury Department in 1992, according to the release, before assuming the role of deputy CFO in 1998. According to Goldman, Mr. Viniar is the longest serving CFO of a major Wall Street institution. Read More