Goldman Sachs predicts early policy easing by banks in India and Australia following the Federal Reserve's lead

Goldman Sachs predicts early policy easing by banks in India and Australia following the Federal Reserve's lead

18 Dec 2023

In a surprising turn of events, central banks across the Asia-Pacific region, from India to Australia, are poised to initiate interest rate cuts earlier than initially projected, influenced by the Federal Reserve’s hastened easing cycle, as suggested by Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Tech giant Apple set to break ties with Goldman Sachs for credit card business

Tech giant Apple set to break ties with Goldman Sachs for credit card business

29 Nov 2023

Apple has decided to terminate its credit card partnership with banking giant Goldman Sachs. Apple had sent a proposal to the Wall Street Bank to end the contract in the next 12 to 15 months.

Goldman Sachs announces promotion of 608 new managing directors, a decrease from 2021 numbers

Goldman Sachs announces promotion of 608 new managing directors, a decrease from 2021 numbers

03 Nov 2023

In a recent development, Goldman Sachs, the renowned Wall Street firm, announced its plan to promote 608 executives to the position of managing director in 2023.

Goldman Sachs to cut over 3,000 jobs as revenues shrink

09 Jan 2023

Assistant to Goldman Sachs Group co-president charged with stealing over $1.2 mn worth rare wine from his boss

18 Jan 2018

Goldman to take $5bn hit from new tax regime, but gain ultimately

30 Dec 2017

As a result of the new tax changes introduced by President Trump, Goldman Sachs expects to report a loss for the last quarter of 2017, even though ultimately banks will be among the largest beneficiaries of the new tax code

Bitcoin a vehicle to commit fraud: Goldman’s Blankfein

01 Dec 2017

Goldman Sachs Group taking a closer look at Bitcoin

03 Oct 2017

Goldman Sachs CEO warns Brexit could stall London as financial centre

05 May 2017

Goldman Sachs launches personal loan service for small customers

15 Oct 2016

Consumers can take an unsecured no-fee, no-frills loan up to $30,000 for two to six years, at fixed interest rates depending on their credit score, history, and the tenure

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