Goldman Sachs International bounces back (but a quarter of investment bank staff go)

Goldman Sachs International went back on the front foot last year after achieving a bounce in annualised trading profits, thanks to frenetic trading, and revenues are close to being back at 2007 record levels

Fresh insight from Goldman Sachs International- the proxy for the US bank's European business - show a dramatic reduction in headcount last year, with the investment bank suffering the biggest percentage fall.

The division was back on the front foot last year, despite a 15% cut in headcount, after achieving a bounce in annualised trading profits, thanks to frenetic trading. As the graph shows, its revenues are close to being back at 2007 record levels.

WSJ Logo
Ray Dalio Sells Last Stake in Bridgewater, the Hedge Fund That Made Him a BillionaireExternal link

Ray Dalio Sells Last Stake in Bridgewater, the Hedge Fund That Made Him a Billionaire