The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

GS · NYSE

Company research

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE: GS) is a leading American multinational investment bank and financial services firm founded in 1869 and headquartered in New York City, serving corporations, financial institutions, governments, and individuals across major financial centers worldwide. Under the leadership of CEO David Solomon, the firm operates through core business segments including Global Banking & Markets and Asset & Wealth Management, offering services spanning investment banking advisory, securities underwriting, trading and market-making, and comprehensive wealth and asset management solutions. With approximately $3.1 trillion in assets under supervision, Goldman Sachs ranks among the largest investment banks in the world by revenue and is a component of both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500. The firm went public on the New York Stock Exchange in May 1999 and currently commands a market capitalization of approximately $311 billion, with roughly 46,600 full-time employees globally.

Research reports

StockRover · July 11, 2026Goldman Sachs Group (GS) StockRover Stock Report

StockRover’s 8‑page report on GS assigns an overall rating of 56, a consensus “Buy” recommendation, and a fair value estimate of 1,298.70 versus a current price around 1,055, implying a 23% margin of safety and positive expected returns driven by strong profitability, robust multi‑year return and growth scores, and favorable sentiment metrics, while highlighting leverage, cyclicality and sector underperformance as ongoing risks.

Zacks Investment Research · January 11, 2026Zacks Equity Research Report for GS

Zacks’ 9‑page equity research report on GS carries a long‑term “Neutral” recommendation and a 6–12 month price target of 958 versus a stock price of 938.98, noting that Goldman has outperformed its industry, is refocusing on investment banking and trading while expanding in alternatives and private credit, and benefits from strong liquidity and capital distribution, but faces rising technology and transaction expenses, weakening asset quality, heavy overseas revenue exposure, and ROE that lags the S&P 500.

Sure Dividend · October 17, 2025The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) – Sure Dividend Research Report

Sure Dividend’s GS report, updated October 17, 2025, rates the stock “Hold” and views it as modestly overvalued at 758 versus a fair value estimate of 627, yet still projects approximately 9.2% annual total returns over five years driven by about 11% expected EPS growth, a growing dividend (13 years of increases, 2.1% yield, payout ratio near one‑third of earnings), and ongoing buybacks, while emphasizing that valuation compression and inherently volatile earnings in Goldman’s fee‑driven businesses are key risks.

Documents

MorningstarGoldman Sachs Earnings: Outstanding Results Underpin Market Exuberance; Shares Expensive
MorningstarUS Banks’ Stress Test Results Were Strong Overall; All Eyes Are on 2027
MorningstarGoldman Sachs Earnings: Strong Results Encounter Insatiable Expectations; Shares Still Expensive
MorningstarUS Banks: Revised Regulatory Proposals Arrive About in Line With Our Expectations
MorningstarGoldman Sachs Looks Well Positioned to Capitalize on Strong Investment Banking and Trading Backdrop
MorningstarGoldman Sachs Earnings: Valuations Remain Stretched, but We're Appreciative of Recent Progress
MorningstarFor Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, at Long Last, Apple Card Saga Ends; No Change to Fair Value Estimates
MorningstarGoldman Sachs: Innovator ETF Acquisition Looks Rich but Strategic Alignment Makes Sense
MorningstarStress-Test Regulatory Changes Slightly Positive for US Banks; 2026 Scenario Also Looks Less Harsh
MorningstarGoldman Sachs: Investment Banking Recovery Drives Strong Results, but Shares Still Look Expensive
MorningstarGoldman Sachs: Industry Ventures Acquisition Intriguing but Immaterial; Maintaining Our Fair Value
MorningstarGoldman Sachs Continues to Perform Well Behind Leading Investment Banking and Trading Franchises
MorningstarGoldman Sachs Earnings: Strong Quarterly Results but Shares Priced for Perfection
MorningstarUS Banks' Stress Test Results Look Favorable, With Goldman, Wells Fargo Performing Particularly Well
MorningstarMost US Banks Won't Benefit Directly From Enhanced Supplemental Leverage Ratio Changes
MorningstarGoldman Sachs: Raising Our Fair Value Estimate and Economic Moat Rating After Fresh Look