Senior executives including Elisha Weisel, the bank’s chief technology executive, and Steven Strongin, who runs the firm’s research operation, are in discussions to step down, the newspaper reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Chief Executive David Solomon, in some cases, is culling a partnership he sees as bloated, the Journal reported, adding that up to 15% of Goldman’s partners may leave this year, far higher than typical turnover. Goldman did not respond to a Reuters request for comment after market hours on Wednesday.

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