Goldman Sachs International

London, UK• Last updated: 09/10/2025

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Goldman Sachs International (GSI) is the London-headquartered broker-dealer and investment banking entity of The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., providing advisory, underwriting, market‑making, financing and related services to clients across the UK and EMEA, with global activities booked through the UK. It is authorised by the PRA and regulated by the FCA and PRA.

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About Goldman Sachs International

"Goldman Sachs’ EMEA hub for investment banking and global markets."

Incorporated in the UK on 1988-06-02, GSI now anchors Goldman Sachs’ European operations from its purpose-built Plumtree Court campus at 25 Shoe Lane, London, occupied since 2019. The entity books significant banking and markets activity for clients globally.

2025-01-21: Anthony Gutman and Kunal Shah appointed Co‑Chief Executive Officers of Goldman Sachs International, succeeding Richard Gnodde (who became Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs). 2024-12-31: GSI reported 2024 net revenues of $10.23bn and total average headcount of 3,474 (total headcount 3,614) in its annual report. 2025-04-04: UK Gender Pay Gap disclosure for GSI and other UK entities published; firm reports continued progress toward senior women representation targets.

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Company Highlights

✓Leading M&A and capital markets franchise in EMEA and globally

✓Deep client relationships across corporates, institutions and governments

✓Scale trading, financing and risk management platform

Company Details

Mission

Advance sustainable economic growth and financial opportunity while serving clients with the highest standards of partnership, integrity and excellence.

Vision

To be the world’s most exceptional financial institution.

Culture

Apprenticeship and teamwork-oriented, with extensive in-office collaboration on large trading floors and client centres; strong emphasis on inclusion (e.g., UK Women in Finance Charter) and wellbeing initiatives such as Mental Health First Aiders in London.

Business Model

Fee- and flow-driven model across investment banking (advisory and underwriting), global markets (FICC and equities market‑making, financing, prime), and selected wealth/management activities via group affiliates. Revenues derive from advisory fees, underwriting fees, trading revenues and financing spreads, with risk managed under PRA/FCA frameworks.