Company Of The Day: Goldman Sachs
What?
Bloomberg reports that Apple is working on a new service in partnership with Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), that will enable customers to pay for their Apple Pay purchases in installments. Goldman will apparently serve as the lender for the loans required for the installment offerings.
So What?
- Trailing S&P500 By 18% Since The Start Of 2023, What To Expect From Goldman Sachs Stock?
- Down 12% In The Last Twelve Months, Where Is Goldman Sachs Stock Headed?
- What To Expect From Goldman Sachs Stock?
- Goldman Sachs Stock Is Undervalued At The Current Levels
- Goldman Sachs To Edge Past the Consensus In Q1
- Goldman Sachs Stock Is Trading Below Its Intrinsic Value
Goldman has been looking to double down on areas such as consumer finance while reducing its exposure to more volatile businesses such as trading. The company already works with Apple on the Apple credit card. A “Buy Now Pay Later” offering could further Goldman’s push into the consumer space.
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