Under attack, Goldman hits back Goldman stands by its governance
Even though the firm is in the middle of a media blitz to justify its so-called social purpose and defend itself against a swelling army of enraged critics, Goldman Sachs postpones Euromoney’s meeting with chairman and chief executive Lloyd Blankfein.
There’s a good reason. On Monday November 2, Blankfein is hauled instead to the offices of the New York Federal Reserve for a dressing down from president William Dudley on the vexed question of compensation.
John Mack of Morgan Stanley and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan receive the same summons.
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