Goldman names Rogers, Cooper as executive officers

NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc has added two longtime employees to its short roster of top executive officers, according to a regulatory filing last week.

In Form 3 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 13, Goldman outlined the stock holdings of John F. W. Rogers and Edith W. Cooper for the first time. The SEC requires those disclosures when employees are named as executive officers.

Rogers, who has served as chief of staff and secretary to the board of directors, held 125,063 common shares of Goldman Sachs as well as 91,668 restricted stock units and 444,503 stock options.

Cooper, who is global head of human capital management, held 26,579 common shares, 98,169 restricted stock units and 133,147 options.

Rogers' stock holdings are worth $19 million based on Goldman's closing price of $152.70. Cooper's are worth $4.1 million. The restricted units convert into common stock on dates ranging from January 2012 to January 2014.

Rogers and Cooper are now part of a select group of less than a dozen executive officers. Others include Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein, President and Chief Operating Officer Gary Cohn and Chief Financial Officer David Viniar. (Reporting by Lauren Tara LaCapra; editing by Andre Grenon)