The word "Goldman" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as either a surname, as in "The Goldman family," or a proper noun, as in "The Goldman Group." For example, "Gregory Goldman is the CEO of The Goldman Group, a leading financial services firm."
She said the Libyan Investment Authority was left trying to guess how Goldman calculated its profits, an "unnecessary and expensive" exercise when Goldman was able to say how much profit it had made.
They know the bank they're trading with may be taking the other side of the trade (in the Abacus deal, for instance, the flipbook said that Goldman might be short the securities).
Goldman reported its results after JP Morgan Chase – the biggest US bank – announced a 12% rise in first-quarter profits, powered by its investment banking arm, and as Citigroup revealed a 21% rise in profits to $3.9bn £2.6bnn).
Everything about Goldman suggests charm and fearlessness – even her flowing pink hair.
As Goldman noted, though: "The assignment was long-range and was to be kept out of the press.
Really, they'll tell you, it's all good, because as Lloyd Blankfein, chief executive of Goldman, told the Times of London back in 2009, banks serve a social purpose, helping companies raise capital.
What is certain is that Draghi – whose CV includes stints at the World Bank, the Italian treasury, Goldman Sachs and as governor of the Bank of Italy – bought some vital breathing space.
Narula is the son of billionaire Indian construction magnate Harpinder Singh Narula, and his startup employs 50 people recruited from Google, Facebook, Goldman Sachs and games studios Lionhead and Ubisoft.
These include Melanie Sherwood – wife of Michael Sherwood, vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs – and Rosemary Saïd, the wife of Syrian arms dealer Wafic Saïd.
The decision by HMRC to let Goldman Sachs off an alleged £10m tax bill must be reversed and the money handed over to the public purse".
Goldman Sachs is one of the world's richest banks.
