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Company details
Market cap
$276B
P/E ratio
17×
Div yield
2.0%
EPS (FY25)
$51.32
Net earnings
$17.2B
ROE
15.0%
Revenue
$58.3B
Rev. growth
+9%
In plain English
Goldman Sachs is Wall Street's premier dealmaker and trading house: it advises companies and governments on the biggest mergers and capital raises, trades stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities for the world's investors, and runs a large asset- and wealth-management arm. After a costly detour into consumer banking (Marcus, the Apple Card, GreenSky), it is retreating to its institutional roots — and is handing the Apple Card to JPMorgan.
In simple terms
What Goldman Sachs really sells
Goldman Sachs is Wall Street's premier dealmaker and trading house: it advises companies and governments on the biggest mergers and capital raises, trades stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities for the world's investors, and runs a large asset- and wealth-management arm. After a costly detour into consumer banking (Marcus, the Apple Card, GreenSky), it is retreating to its institutional roots — and is handing the Apple Card to JPMorgan.
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