Goldman Sachs has promoted 21 people to partner in Europe

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Meet the 21 new Goldman Sachs partners in Europe

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, its biggest class under chief executive David Solomon and the largest number since 2010. 

More women than ever made the cut in the biennial promotion round. 

Goldman has named its biggest partner class since David Solomon took over as CEO, but numbers were static in Europe. Who made the cut?

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