As a financial advisor, James Lukezic has always been interested in companies and entities directly involved in the investing and finance field. Goldman Sachs is a perfect example of such an entity. They have been around since 1869, headquartered in New York, and has since expanded to maintain offices in all major finance centers around the globe.
Goldman Sachs can be divided into 4 business segments, ones listed here:
Investment Banking – The company provides a wide range of investment banking services. These services include strategic advisement for acquisitions, divestitures, risk management, debt, public/private offerings, cross-border transactions, and much more.
Institutional Client Services – Goldman Sachs doesn’t just work with banks, but helps to facilitate client transactions and create markets in fixed income, currency/commodity products, equity, and more. Clients in need of these services are typically with an institution such as an investment fund, corporation, government entity, or financial institution.
Investing and Lending – Goldman Sachs is also capable of providing financing to clients through loans and investments. Typically, the company’s loans are long-term. The company also makes investments, some consolidated. They also manage public/private equity securities, real estate entities, and debt securities.
Investment Management – Perhaps where Goldman Sachs has built the strongest reputation, the company provides investment management services. The company has a wealth of resources for investments, including financial counseling, portfolio management, and mutual/private investment funds.
Those with an established career in finance like James Lukezic, often examines the actions of big investment players like Goldman Sachs in order to see trends and movements in the marketplace.
Source(s): http://www.goldmansachs.com/who-we-are/at-a-glance/index.html
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