Goldman to Name Fewest New Partners Since 1998: WSJ

The video discusses the upcoming announcement of Goldman Sachs' partnership, highlighting the smallest number of partners since 1998. It explores whether this is due to selectivity or attrition. The influence of David Solomon, the new CEO, is examined, particularly his focus on diversity and selectivity. The challenges big banks face in retaining talent and the changing financial benefits of a Goldman partnership are also discussed.

In what ways might the upcoming announcement about partners differ from previous years?

What are the implications of David Solomon's directive to be more selective in naming partners?

What does the mention of a more diverse partnership suggest about Goldman Sachs' future direction?

What factors might be contributing to the difficulty big banks face in retaining talent?

How has the financial landscape of Goldman Sachs partnerships changed over the years?