GS - The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
226.02
-0.96 (-0.42%)
At close: 4:02PM EDT
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Previous Close226.98
Open227.78
Bid0.00 x 800
Ask226.25 x 1200
Day's Range225.58 - 230.50
52 Week Range214.64 - 275.31
Volume2,892,218
Avg. Volume3,117,741
Market Cap85.369B
Beta1.26
PE Ratio (TTM)21.36
EPS (TTM)10.58
Earnings DateJul 17, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield3.20 (1.41%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-05-30
1y Target Est274.73
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    Goldman Alumni Network Gets Creative to Boost Nature Conservancy

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  • This week in NYC funding news: Fabric, Vi, TouchBistro, EVEN
    American City Business Journals2 days ago

    This week in NYC funding news: Fabric, Vi, TouchBistro, EVEN

    Are Goldman Sachs bankers moonlighting as venture capitalists? Employees of the New York banking giant were early backers of several big-name startups, including ride-sharing platform Uber Technologies, online storage vault Dropbox, mobile payment company Square, food innovator Ripple Foods, and credit-card startup Marqeta. The hope is that by investing in these startups, the bankers gain “relationship equity." That means they will likely be at the top of the startup's list of banks to hire when the time comes to go public or ink some sort of M&A deal.

  • What Goldman Sachs Is Doing to Close the Gender Investment Gap
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    What Goldman Sachs Is Doing to Close the Gender Investment Gap

    Stephanie Cohen, chief strategy officer at Goldman Sachs, discuss the bank's "Launch With GS" initiative providing a $500 million investment in females in business and fund management. She speaks ...

  • Bloomberg2 days ago

    Goldman Sachs Shouldn’t Be Able to Jawbone the Fed

    In the wake of this year’s stress test, there is some hope that might not be the case. On Thursday evening, after the release of the first stage of the annual bank stress test, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. put out a statement indicating that it was unhappy with the results and said that it planned to air its grievances with the Federal Reserve. The bank said its estimate of how much it would lose in an economic downturn “diverged” from the Fed. And it suggested that after a talk with the Fed, the regulators were sure to see things Goldman’s way.

  • The Wall Street Journal2 days ago

    Stocks to Watch: Goldman Sachs, UPS, Chevron, PayPal, Red Hat, Micron, Dollar General

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  • Benzinga2 days ago

    The Market In 5 Minutes: Stress Test Results, More Trade Talks, Viacom's Unexpected Risk

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  • ACCESSWIRE2 days ago

    Today's Research Reports on Trending Tickers: The Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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  • Goldman in Spotlight as All 35 Banks Clear First Stress Test Hurdle
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    Goldman in Spotlight as All 35 Banks Clear First Stress Test Hurdle

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  • Financial Times2 days ago

    [$$] Daily briefing: Greek tragedy averted, Saudi female drivers, alcoholism’s origins

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  • The Wall Street Journal3 days ago

    [$$] Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley Stress Over Capital Returns

    barely passed the Federal Reserve’s annual stress tests, raising doubts about their ability to grow dividends and buybacks over the next year. All 35 banks subject to the tests passed, despite an unusually harsh exam that featured a severe global recession, the Federal Reserve said Thursday. The two banks’ leverage ratios fell to 3.1% and 3.3% respectively because of losses on loans and trading positions in the most severe scenario, bringing them perilously close the regulatory minimum of 3%.

  • Mahathir Seeks to Recover $4.5 Billion 1MDB Funds, Goldman Fees
    Bloomberg3 days ago

    Mahathir Seeks to Recover $4.5 Billion 1MDB Funds, Goldman Fees

    Malaysia will seek to recoup $4.5 billion of funds that were potentially lost through 1MDB, as well as fees paid to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., according to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. “We have to prove ownership of the money,” Mahathir, 92, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s Haslinda Amin on Friday.

  • The Wall Street Journal3 days ago

    [$$] Big Banks Clear Fed’s Stress Tests

    The Federal Reserve determined the largest U.S. banks were healthy enough to withstand a severe economic downturn and would continue lending during a crisis, as the industry posts record profits and prepares for a wave of regulatory relief. The Fed’s “stress test” scenario for the 35 largest bank holding companies, which hold 80% of the assets at banks operating in the U.S., found the firms were “strongly capitalized” and would retain adequate capital levels in severely adverse conditions, according to the first round of results released Thursday by the central bank. The positive scorecard indicates most of the banks are likely to win the Fed’s approval next week to increase dividends after a second round of results that will determine whether the firms pass or fail the annual stress-test exercise, put in place after the 2008 crisis.

  • Reuters3 days ago

    Largest banks clear U.S. Fed's toughest annual stress tests

    The 35 largest U.S. banks are poised to put more money toward dividends, share buybacks and business investments, after clearing the first stage of an annual regulatory stress test on Thursday, showing they have enough capital to withstand an extreme recession. Although the lenders would suffer $578 billion (£436.4 billion) in total losses in the Federal Reserve's most severe scenario to date, their level of high-quality capital would be greater than the threshold that regulators demand - and above levels seen immediately leading up to the 2007-2009 crisis, the Fed said. Thursday’s results are the first of a two-part exam, showing whether banks would meet minimum requirements under the Fed’s methodology, using materials they submitted.

  • Bloomberg3 days ago

    Wall Street Clears First Stress Test Hurdle With Ample Capital

    Big banks cleared the first hurdle of this year’s U.S. stress tests as the Federal Reserve found all 35 lenders examined could withstand a severe economic downturn, though Goldman Sachs Group Inc. trailed the rest of Wall Street in a key measure of leverage. The results announced Thursday mark the third straight year every bank exceeded the Fed’s minimum capital demands, indicating the industry’s increased comfort with reviews that once triggered headaches. The exams assess how much capital lenders would have left after enduring financial shocks.

  • Goldman, Morgan Stanley Say Test Scores May Not Curb Payouts
    Bloomberg3 days ago

    Goldman, Morgan Stanley Say Test Scores May Not Curb Payouts

    Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley are imploring investors not to get spooked. The investment banks had the two lowest capital levels by one key measure in stress test results released Thursday by the Federal Reserve, threatening to limit how much cash they’ll be able to return to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks. The “ratios that are published today may not represent our firm’s actual capital return capacity, which may be higher than this year’s test would otherwise indicate,” Goldman Sachs said in a statement.

  • Goldman Sachs says earnings look better, but the stock market doesn't
    Yahoo Finance3 days ago

    Goldman Sachs says earnings look better, but the stock market doesn't

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    Bloomberg3 days ago

    Goldman Sachs Sells Online Platform for Structured Notes

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  • Goldman in Spotlight as All 35 Banks Clear First Stress Test Hurdle
    Bloomberg Video2 days ago

    Goldman in Spotlight as All 35 Banks Clear First Stress Test Hurdle

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