Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs is a global investment bank that advises companies and governments, trades markets for institutional clients, and manages money for institutions and wealthy individuals.
Goldman's stock business earned almost double its deal fees.
Trading, not deal advice, is its biggest revenue line.
Bond and share trading and financing for clients earn more than the advisory and underwriting fees the firm is famous for.
How big is Goldman Sachs?
Markets and deals lead, fees follow.
- Global Banking & Markets$41.45B
- Asset & Wealth Management$16.68B
- Platform Solutions$0.15B
Advise, trade, and manage client money.
- 1Deals and capital raising
- 2Bonds, shares, derivatives
- 3Client assets for fees
Trading and fund fees steady the revenue that dealmaking swings.
- The Vanguard Group9.68%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.8%
- State Street Corporation6.65%
CEO: David Solomon
- 1869Marcus Goldman launches his business
- 1896Goldman Sachs joins the New York Stock Exchange
- 1956Whitehead memo creates Investment Banking Services
- 1981J. Aron acquisition adds commodities and currencies
- 1988Asset management is added
Every number on this page comes from Goldman Sachs's own reports.
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