Ronan O’Grady pleaded guilty to sexual assault in February and was sentenced in late June
A banker at Goldman Sachs remained employed by its London office until last month, despite having been convicted for sexually assaulting a child. Ronan O’Grady pleaded guilty in February to eight counts of sexual assault, according to the Courts Service of Ireland. He was then sentenced to two years in prison at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on June 28, according to court records. He was under 18 when the offences took place between 2004 and 2008.
O’Grady remains listed on the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s register of authorised persons, which confirms individuals are “fit and proper” to work in regulated functions. He was certified to be in that role by Goldman. The FCA only has responsibility for approving senior management functions in the industry. The FCA declined to comment on the O’Grady case.
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