Thoughts on Goldman Sachs’ reorganization and merging of IB and trading?

Interesting to see how this will change their senior leadership"Gold­man will com­bine its flag­ship in­vest­ment-bank­ing and trad­ing busi­nesses into one unit, while merg­ing as­set and wealth man­age­ment into an­other, peo­ple fa­mil­iar with the mat­ter said. Mar­cus, Gold­man's con­sumer-bank­ing arm, will be part of the as­set- and wealth-man­age­ment unit, the peo­ple said."-WSJ

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General take is to smooth out earnings across divisions. Part of Dsols vision has been to move away from more volatile businesses such as trading/ib and into more fee based like wealth management/retail. By combining IB/Markets you smooth things out over quarters even if its just optical.

More controversial view is that his retail banking plan hasn’t worked out well and is losing money so by hiding within a broader division it doesn’t stick out.

 

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