The chief executive of Goldman Sachs opened for the Chainsmokers at a benefit concert in the Hamptons last weekend which is now under investigation after videos surfaced showing packed crowds disregarding health guidelines aimed at protecting people from the coronavirus.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo criticised the drive-in concert in Southampton for “egregious social distancing violations.”

Aside from running one of the most powerful investment banks in the world, David Solomon is also a part-time electronic dance DJ who goes by the same D-sol.

Mr Solomon said he performed the DJ set early and left before the show ended.

A Goldman Sachs spokesperson said: “The vast majority of the audience appeared to follow the rules, but he’s troubled that some violated them and put themselves and others at risk.”