Goldman Sachs slips on report that the Federal Reserve is investigating its Marcus company

Goldman Sachs slips on report that the Federal Reserve is investigating its Marcus company


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  • The regulator is on the lookout into whether or not Goldman Sachs experienced the right safeguards in position to guard consumers when it elevated lending in the purchaser division, The Wall Avenue Journal claimed.
  • Just times in the past, Goldman CEO David Solomon admitted that the bank experienced a disappointing quarter in section because it took on far too substantially in the shopper banking enterprise.



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