Who is the head of research at Goldman Sachs?

Who is the head of research at Goldman Sachs?

Allison Nathan of Goldman Sachs Research dives into macro developments that are top of mind for investors, executives and policymakers. Explore our insights on the economy, industries and emerging trends through interactive infographics.

Where is the Goldman Sachs office in Warsaw?

Virtually gathering people from around the world to share timely takeaways for job seekers, people managers, and anyone who works on a team. Goldman Sachs’ Warsaw office is located in the Warsaw Spire building, opened in 2016, which is the tallest office building in Poland.

Where is the Goldman Sachs office in Singapore?

Located in the city’s downtown core area, our Singapore office is made up of two locations, one on either side of the Singapore River. As part of the region’s teams and clubs initiative, our people connect outside of the office for pursuits ranging from badminton to futsal.

What kind of services does Goldman Sachs offer?

Goldman Sachs provides a range of investment banking, investment management and securities services for our clients. These services are delivered by teams working across multiple divisions. At Goldman Sachs we turn ideas into reality for our clients and communities around the world.

Allison Nathan of Goldman Sachs Research dives into macro developments that are top of mind for investors, executives and policymakers. Learn More Goldman Sachs Research presents modelling for two paths to net zero carbon, with two global models of de-carbonization by sector and technology, leveraging the team’s proprietary Carbonomics cost curve.

Why is Goldman Sachs investing in black women?

Goldman Sachs research has shown that one of the fastest ways to accelerate change and effectively begin to address the racial wealth gap is to listen to and invest in Black women.

What is the outlook for Goldman Sachs India?

Goldman Sachs Research expects the broad-based availability of an effective vaccine in India could allow a meaningful activity rebound in 2021 leading to a real GDP growth of 13% in FY22.

When did Goldman Sachs report a Revolution Rising?

Since Goldman Sachs Research’s report A Revolution Rising – From low chatter to loud roar (April 2018), a virtuous cycle of ESG adoption has continued, driven by consumers, employees, regulators, corporates, NGOs and investors, leading to ESG strategy becoming a critical component of corporate & investor conversations.