Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs’ profit rises on dealmaking, trading strength

Its profit attributable to common shareholders rises to US$4.4 billion in Q4, from US$3.9 billion a year before

The financing is expected to come in the form of high-yield bonds, possibly floating-rate notes, in line with Golden Goose’s previous debt.

Goldman, JPMorgan and UBS lead Golden Goose’s buyout debt

Temasek Holdings will take a minority stake in the Italian high-end sneaker producer

The firms’ four-year streak of net income growth has persisted through Trump’s unpredictable policy changes.

Six banks seen reaping US$157 billion on Trump’s return

Some banks have already telegraphed the boost from deal flow

JPMorgan expects to record a US$2.2 billion provision for credit losses in the fourth quarter of 2025 tied to the forward purchase commitment of the portfolio.

JPMorgan to replace Goldman as Apple Card issuer

The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and is not expected to close for roughly two years

The rise of the US$10 billion deal – of which there were 68 last year totalling US$1.5 trillion, more than double the year prior – helped Goldman secure its No 1 ranking

Goldman Sachs tops global M&A rankings with US$1.48 trillion in deals

The bank ranked No 1 in M&A fee revenue and overall value of the deals it worked on

Goldman has invested in Japanese real estate deals in the past, but mostly on its own balance sheet.

Goldman seeks to raise US$500 million for Japan real estate fund

Property in the North Asian nation has been attractive to foreign funds because borrowing costs still remain low

Investors are treating New World’s debt as stressed rather than distressed.

Goldman Seeks to buy part of Hong Kong builder New World’s loan

The US bank has approached some lenders involved in the record US$11 billion loan

Australian fortunes are underpinned by a pension system on track to become the world’s second-largest after the US.

Goldman, BlackRock rush to fill wealth-advice void in Australia

Global names are racing to expand across the country, drawn by a paradox few markets can match: enormous household wealth coupled with a chronic shortage of financial advisers

Deregulation can “drive a material uplift through 2026” in lending, mergers and acquisitions and technology investment and will buoy earnings and market share, according to a Friday (Nov 21) note from Jefferies analysts including Aniket Shah and Daniel Fannon.

Banks get US$2.6 trillion from deregulation, Jefferies says

[NEW YORK] Looser regulation for US banks is expected to unlock some US$2.6 trillion in lending capacity for large financial institutions, according to Jefferies analysts, cementing the richer valuati...