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Goldman Sachs is rolling out and scaling artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities across its business, as the investment bank harnesses the benefits of productivity and efficiency from this fast-moving technology.
The Investment Committee reveal their strategy in financials after Goldman Sachs catches a downgrade today.
The M&A bounce investors expected after U.S. President Donald Trump's return to the White House and hopes for light-touch regulation haven't happened, and one brokerage firm on Wednesday downgraded its rating on Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs (GS).
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s OTC floating-rate trust preferreds show strong upside potential compared to their exchange-listed counterparts, with no intrinsic metrics justifying their lower trading prices. Goldman Sachs maintains a stable financial outlook with affirmed 'A' ratings from Fitch and a consistent history of dividend payments, enhancing investor confidence. Despite a downgrade in valuation due to price appreciation, Goldman Sachs' growth, momentum, and earnings revisions remain strong, supporting a bullish outlook from analysts.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) stock was last seen down 1.1% at $546.02 after Oppenheimer downgraded the banking giant to "perform" from "outperform.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Goldman Sachs (GS) stood at $551.78, denoting a +0.08% change from the preceding trading day.
CNBC's Leslie Picker has more details on Goldman Sachs' annual CEO letter.
CNBC's Leslie Picker joins 'Squawk Box' with the latest news.
Lead Bank CEO Jacqueline Reses describes her childhood in Atlantic City as "pretty gritty," running carnival games with her brother on the boardwalk, and says she was basically living independently from the age of 14. She went on to Wharton and an early career at Goldman Sachs, which she says is still critical to her leadership and learning style.
The stock of The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. GS is consolidating Wednesday. This follows a decline of more than 20% that began in the middle of February.