Goldman Sachs (Symbol-GS)
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Or a bull services cows (from Norbert, IIRC).
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GOLDMAN SACHS MEMO: RESPONSE TO TODAY’S NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED - Bloomberg
then further down the articleBut that does not and should not represent our firm of more than 30,000 people.
Speaking of high numbers, vice presidents/employees = 12,000/30,000 or 40%. Talk about title inflation!For the group of nearly 12,000 vice presidents, of which the author of today’s commentary was, that number was similarly high.
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Re: Goldman Sachs (Symbol-GS)
Just goes to show that GS really is client oriented after all.Peculiar_Investor wrote:Speaking of high numbers, vice presidents/employees = 12,000/30,000 or 40%
Every client gets the full attention of a GS "executive"
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IIRC when I was still dealing with Merrill Lynch here in Mtl years ago, almost all their sales staff were VPs.