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David Solomon Expects Secular Private Credit Growth - Markets Media

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David Solomon, chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs, said there will be good secular growth in private credit and the bank is well placed to take advantage, especially since the formation of the bank’s capital solutions group. Solomon spoke with Alison Nathan, senior strategist in global macro research at Goldman Sachs on 27 January 2025 for an episode of the Goldman Sachs Exchanges podcast. Solomon highlighted that Goldman Sachs starte…

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David Solomon Expects Secular Private Credit Growth - Markets Media

David Solomon, chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs, said there will be good secular growth in private credit and the bank is well placed to take advantage, especially since the formation of the bank’s capital solutions group. Solomon spoke with Alison Nathan, senior strategist in global macro research at Goldman Sachs on 27 January 2025 for an episode of the Goldman Sachs Exchanges podcast. Solomon highlighted that Goldman Sachs starte…

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