Goldman Sachs
As Goldman Chases Smaller Clients, Some Doubts and Early Wins
Fresh off a quarter in which Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raked in more fees from dealmaking than any rival, a new slate of managers say they’re looking to expand that lead by ratcheting up a campaign to deepen ties with companies valued at less than $2 billion.
Top Stories of the Week: UBS Claws Back Overpayments, Goldman’s Wealth Plans, Earnings, and More
Most popular stories from 4/14-4/20.
Goldman Expanding Wealth Management to the Masses
New credit card venture with Apple could be a model for other partnerships aimed at expanding investment services to the mass affluent, executives said on Monday.
Goldman Pushes Back Fed Hike Forecast to 4Q 2020 From 1Q 2020
Economists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. have pushed back their forecast for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates amid low inflation and political scrutiny of the central bank’s decisions.
Top Stories of the Week: Morgan Stanley’s Million-Dollar Referrals, a Big Goldman Move, and More
Most popular stories from 3/31 – 4/6.
$21-Mln Team of Goldman Lifers Leave for UBS in Dallas
Three brokers who spent their careers at Goldman and manage about $6.6 billion for some 50 families are moving to a UBS office in the same building, following garden leave.
Apple Debuts Credit Card through Goldman Sachs
Apple Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are joining forces in the consumer credit business, launching the Apple Card credit card for iPhones.
Goldman Sachs Allows Bankers to Trade Bespoke Suits for Khakis
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., a bastion of buttoned-down Wall Street, told employees Tuesday it’s loosening its fashion standards.
Apple, Goldman Are Said to Test Joint Credit Card Within Weeks
Apple Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will begin testing a jointly developed credit card with employees in the next few weeks, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Goldman Said to Have Mulled Buying Boutique in Banking Push
Firms double down on attracting new assets by providing financial planning services while deemphasizing pure investment advice.
Risk Is Back as Morgan Stanley, Goldman Signal Bullish Way Out
Investors and strategists who shunned risk, from stocks and credit to emerging markets, are cracking the door back open.
