Goldman Sachs Chief Credit Strategist: Path Toward Soft Landing Narrows, But It's Not All Bad News

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Goldman Sachs To Lay Off Up To 4,000 In January

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said that the company will expect as many as 4,000 job cuts by next month as the firm goes into cost-saving mode.

Goldman Sachs To Write Down Value Of Commercial Real Estate Loans, Equity

Goldman CEO David Solomon says the commercial real estate sector is under pressure.

Goldman Sachs Disagrees With Other Banks, Tells Market Not To Panic About CRE

Goldman breaks with other banks, says in a note CRE might not trigger a wider crisis after all.

Goldman Sachs' Profit Falls Due To $485M Write-Down Of Real Estate Investments

The banking giant reported a 58% decline in net earnings last quarter, which it attributed in part to losses in its commercial real estate investments.

Goldman Sachs 'Reminding' Employees Of 5-Day In-Office Policy

The firm first asked employees to return to the office five days a week in May 2022, but managers have reportedly grown frustrated with employees' reluctance.

Goldman Sachs Closes $7B Real Estate Debt Fund To Fill Lending Gap

The Wall Street titan has raised $3.6B from third-party investors in the fund, known as West Street Real Estate Credit Partners IV.

Goldman Sachs To Foreclose On $302M Loan Tied To Columbia Property Trust Office

The loan on Columbia Property Trust's roughly 580K SF office building at 1800 M St. NW was originated in 2021.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management To Restart 'Actively Investing' In U.S. CRE

Goldman Sachs Asset Management believes U.S. CRE has reached its nadir and is ready to start buying again.

Goldman Sachs: Office Submarket Recovery Signals The Worst Is Over

While the broader office market is still facing significant headwinds, leading indicators are pointing to a recovery, Goldman says.