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GS merges three Asian IB units to streamline regional deal-making and optimize capital market strategies.

Goldman Sachs is merging three Asian investment banking businesses it previously managed separately into a single unit to integrate its regional deals advisory and capital market capabilities, according to a memo reviewed by Reuters.

The banking sector is facing headwinds and the big bank stock prices are stretched. While the big banks might get reserve requirement relief, that might weaken them by thinning their financial cushions. I have been selling four Globally Systemically Important Bank stocks.

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Crypto, defense, and banking are the focal points for Jessica Inskip on today's Big 3. She sees fiscal tailwinds in the crypto space benefitting Blackrock (BLK), cites L3Harris (LHX) as a strong defense leader, and expects Goldman Sachs (GS) to be driven by expected deals in 2H25.

Goldman Sachs has outperformed the S&P 500 and financial sector, demonstrating resilience and strong trading performance in volatile markets. Q1 results showcased standout equity trading and steady growth in Asset & Wealth Management, providing both upside and dependable revenue streams. Impending regulatory easing could free up capital, enabling Goldman to pursue more earnings-accretive activities and further drive growth.

Goldman (GS) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Goldman Sachs Group is reportedly considering expanding its retail bank, Marcus, to Ireland and Germany. The company has held early-stage discussions with Irish regulators and is taking another look at Germany, where it once planned to launch in 2019, Bloomberg reported Tuesday (May 13), citing unnamed sources.

Bestow tripled revenue in 2024, achieved 10x growth over two years, and expects to continue growing exponentially, with profitability on the horizon DALLAS , May 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Bestow Inc. , a leading insurance technology company, today announced the close of a $120 million oversubscribed Series D funding round, including primary and secondary investments. The round was co-led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Smith Point Capital.

US stocks are set to see some of their strong gains from the start of the week wiped out, as futures on Tuesday were pointing to a mixed start on Wall Street.  Futures for the S&P 500 index were down 0.2%, while those for the tech-powered Nasdaq were less than 0.1% in the red.