The business might be “better maintained in other people’s hands and we might be a minority owner” after global capital rules take influence - Harvey M. Schwartz - who is put to always be chief financial officer this month - said now on a
The business may be “better kept in other people’s hands and we might be a minority owner” after global capital policies take effect, Harvey M.
Schwartz, who is set to become chief financial officer this month, said today on a conference call after Fresh York-based Goldman Sachs reported fourth-quarter results.
It was the first time the bank disclosed the contribution of its Goldman Sachs Reinsurance Group.
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