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Goldman Sachs Rewards Strong Leadership as David Solomon’s 2025 Pay Reflects Bank’s Standout Performance

A year of record dealmaking, market leadership, and shareholder gains underpins Goldman Sachs’ decision to raise CEO David Solomon’s compensation

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Goldman Sachs Reinforces Its Strength Amid Leadership Shifts and Industry Slowdown

Despite a wave of senior banker exits, the Wall Street powerhouse remains firmly at the top of the global M&A