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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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.
Continue reading..Trading volume is much higher than economists predict. Quant Tom Hyer addresses the paradox from the perspective of relative value.
Continue reading..We use risk disclosures to analyse Goldman’s plunge in trading profits, and offer five reasons why revenues are unlikely to recover.
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