Goldman Sachs profit jumps 28% on investment banking strength
- Equity and bond underwriting have rebounded as corporations become more confident in raising money in capital markets.
- Goldman Sachs reported a 28% rise in profit to $4.13 billion in the first quarter, with investment banking fees climbing 32% to $2.08 billion.
- Institutional Shareholder Services recommended splitting the chairman and CEO roles at Goldman Sachs, currently held by David Solomon, to relieve pressure after losses in consumer banking.
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