Goldman Sachs’s new revenue and return targets across the firm are predicated as much as anything on an ability to grow in well-established businesses where it already has leading positions; investment banking is the most obvious among those.
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Gregg Lemkau |
As co-head of investment banking, Gregg Lemkau had the enviable job on the firm’s investor day of reeling off the number one market shares that Goldman enjoys, including announced and completed mergers and acquisitions, and equity underwriting.
He wanted the audience on January 29 to be in no doubt that “Goldman Sachs is the number one investment bank in the world”.
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