Goldman Sachs defies regulatory pressure with strategic skill

David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, remains unfazed by the shifting regulatory challenges in the trading business. Instead, the company is focusing on strategic adjustments to continue operating successfully. By investing in the fixed income and equity markets, Goldman Sachs has created a stable foundation, further strengthened by its focus on financing. The company is ready to expand with the global growth of market capitalization. Despite competition from non-bank trading platforms in the fixed income space, Goldman Sachs remains an integrated service provider that comprehensively meets its clients' needs. Thanks to its strong position in equity and a robust digital offering, the company maintains its status as a leading liquidity provider and financier. To achieve a return target of 15%, Goldman Sachs is pursuing clearly defined steps. Solid performance in Global Banking and Markets, improving margins in Asset & Wealth Management, and focusing on a more streamlined consumer offering are intended to support these ambitious goals. Positive developments in investment banking provide momentum for medium-term return expectations. In the competitive trading landscape, Goldman Sachs is leveraging its strong client relationships and benefiting from a thriving M&A market. Although market shares fluctuate, the company's position remains consistently strong. The deep trust of clients forms the backbone of current and future success. The strategy to expand the credit offerings in Asset & Wealth Management is supported by a shift towards more capital-efficient, lower-density loans. Dennis Coleman, CFO of Goldman Sachs, explains that this development supports comprehensive client care and optimizes capital efficiency.