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Goldman's profit beats estimates as dealmaking rebound boosts investment banking
- On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs reported quarterly profit jumped more than 37 per cent to $4.1 billion, driven by higher advisory fees and investment banking income rising to $2.66 billion.
- A rebound in dealmaking has supported Goldman, with global M&A volumes for the first nine months crossing $3.45 trillion, nearly 48% in the U.S., and CEO David Solomon noting increased IPO activity in recent months.
- Assets under supervision climbed to $3.45 trillion, boosting management fees by 12 per cent and helping asset and wealth management revenue rise 17 per cent to $4.4 billion this year.
- Shares of the bank fell 1.5 per cent in premarket trading after the results, and Goldman set aside $339 million as provisions for credit losses, mainly tied to its credit card portfolio.
- Strategically, Goldman announced last month it will take a stake worth as much as $1 billion in T. Rowe Price, while the third quarter was one of Wall Street's calmest in nearly six years.
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Goldman's profit beats estimates as dealmaking rebound boosts investment banking
Goldman Sachs beat Wall Street expectations for third-quarter profit on Tuesday, as its investment bankers earned higher advisory fees and rallying markets boosted revenue from managing client assets.
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Goldman Sachs' Profit Surge: Investment Banking's Golden Era Goldman Sachs has registered a remarkable 37% rise in quarterly profits, spurred by robust performance in investment banking. The bank's revenue boost was fueled by a 60% surge in advisory fees amid reviving markets and rising client asset management fees.The bank's positive outlook for a renewed dealmaking year has become apparent, with investment banking fees climbing to $2.66 billio…
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