Blankfein Goes Out on Top Says Analyst Harte

The transcript discusses the transition of leadership at Goldman Sachs, with Lloyd Blankfein stepping down as CEO and David Solomon taking over. The timing of Lloyd's departure is seen as prudent, allowing Solomon to establish his team. Lloyd's legacy is highlighted, with a focus on his leadership during challenging times. The discussion also covers the company's stock performance and revenue mix, with expectations of stability in investment banking and potential growth in trading and investment management under Solomon's leadership.

What are the implications of stepping down as CEO during a successful period?

What factors contribute to a CEO's decision to leave a company?

How does the timing of a CEO's departure affect the company's future performance?

In what ways can a CEO's legacy be evaluated beyond stock performance?

What changes in revenue mix are anticipated under the new CEO, David Solomon?