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How Goldman punished its FICC failures

1 August 2018Banksbonuses, Goldman Sachs, remuneration, tradingNick Dunbar

As David Solomon replaces Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs is rejigging its trading business in the wake of lacklustre results. Our new remuneration tool shows how the bank punished underperforming staff last year.

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