Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)

Goldman Sachs does three main things: (1) advises companies on deals like mergers and helps them sell stock or bonds to raise money, while also trading stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments for clients, (2) manages investments and provides wealth advice for wealthy individuals and institutions across stocks, real estate, private equity and other assets, and (3) offers credit cards and banking services to corporate clients [Company Overview]. Think of them as a combination investment advisor, deal-maker, trader, and money manager for the world's largest companies and richest people.

Goldman Sachs is a 155-year-old Wall Street giant that helps companies raise money, advises on mergers, trades financial products, and manages wealth for rich clients and institutions. With $274.6 billion in market value and $61.5 billion in revenue, it's one of the world's most powerful investment banks [Yahoo Finance]. The company employs 47,400 people and operates globally across Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia [Company Overview].

Goldman Sachs is financially healthy with strong profitability and growing revenue.