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David M. Solomon

David M. Solomon

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Sep 18, 2026

Jim LebenthalPANELIST
34:37
100%
Leslie PickerHOST
34:37
... on mostly the, the comments from CEO David Solomon where he-
Jim LebenthalPANELIST
34:41
Yeah
Leslie PickerHOST
34:41
... talked about some guidance, gave some qualitative guidance really about the bank's fixed income currencies and commodities trading business-
Dan NathanGUEST
40:35
Ed Elson.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:38
Before you guys all freak out, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, David Solomon.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:42
DJ extraordinaire.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:43
DJ.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:43
And last night it was at the FDNY Foundation Gala.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:47
My buddy, Guy Dommy, introduced David Solomon, who is the humanitarian winner of the Commissioner's Award this year.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:55
And, you know, it's funny.
Dan NathanGUEST
40:56
It wasn't until your producer hit me last night.
Mike SantoliHOST
13:44
On Monday, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said the quarterly sales and trading revenue would be flat compared to last year, and that investment banking fees are likely to fall more than 10%.
Mike SantoliHOST
13:54
And yesterday, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon highlighted the strength of Goldman's equities business, but fixed income currencies and commodities are coming in a bit softer.
Mike SantoliHOST
14:02
Those comments dragging some of the rest of, uh, the big bank names this week.
Mike SantoliHOST
14:06
But do these comments foretell what's to come from bank earnings? Joining us now, Jason Goldberg.
Jason GoldbergGUEST
15:16
Um, so I think the outlook there remains bright.
Melissa LeeHOST
15:17
We highlighted the comments from Brian Moynihan, and on that day that he gave those comments, the stock was off, uh, and sent the rest of the sector lower as well.
Melissa LeeHOST
15:24
And then the next day, David Solomon came on and things were, f- felt a little bit better, and I'm wondering if you think there's a Bank of America specific issue here.
Jason GoldbergGUEST
15:32
Yeah, I mean, you know, th- they're certainly gonna have a weaker quarter relative to the third quarter of last year than other market participants.
Dominic ChuHOST
19:56
All right, straight ahead on the show here, the resilient retail trade and a frontline look at one key player focused on the higher end, speaking of commerce and retail.
Dominic ChuHOST
20:04
But first, watching shares of Goldman Sachs after closing down nearly 4% yesterday, after CEO David Solomon warned of softness in the bank's fixed income trading business, also flagging higher expenses across all businesses.
Dominic ChuHOST
20:17
Those shares this morning are recovering a bit, up 1.25%.
Dominic ChuHOST
20:19
Morning calls back after this.
Rob BlackHOST
3:29
Wage and operating costs remain stubbornly high.
Rob BlackHOST
3:32
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warned that higher costs may be here to stay, suggesting the era of easy disinflation is over.
Rob BlackHOST
3:39
I think this is important to hear.
Rob BlackHOST
3:42
The era of easy disinflation, you know, when Trump says things will come down fast, prices will fall quickly.
Kim ScottHOST
31:56
[laughs] So talk about that.
Ron FriedmanGUEST
31:58
Yeah, so this is, uh, David Solomon, head of, uh, Goldman Sachs.
Ron FriedmanGUEST
32:02
He has, uh, a side gig where he's a DJ, and he actually released a song during COVID.
Ron FriedmanGUEST
32:08
It was a remix of Whitney Houston, "I Want To Dance With Someone."
Melissa LeeHOST
16:16
Leslie Picker joins us now.
Melissa LeeHOST
16:18
And Leslie, it's not just what happened with the Fed, it's also a Barclays Global Financial Services conference where we did, by the way, have CEO David Solomon of Goldman Sachs speaking.
Leslie PickerCORRESPONDENT
16:26
[laughs] Yeah, quite the timing for that Barclays Financial Services conference, although I will say throughout the bulk of the conference, which is now extended to its third day today, from the executives we heard, they talked about CEO confidence being strong, boding well for mergers and acquisitions, capital markets as well, and loan demand holding up.
Leslie PickerCORRESPONDENT
16:43
Now, I think as you look at the moves today, you can see a clear move lower for the big banks starting at 2:00 PM when that decision was made.
Jesse SkaffHOST
2:47
You pointed out, right, as very much a trend, and it's so interesting, especially in the last, call it year, two years, you read more, you know, bank CEOs are saying it.
Jesse SkaffHOST
2:56
I think I've seen David Solomon publicly say it.
Jesse SkaffHOST
2:58
I think I've seen Jamie Dimon publicly say it.
Jesse SkaffHOST
3:00
Success, financial success, positive earnings does not necessarily... mean we're going to be growing in headcount we're going to run more lean operations do either of you see why they want to be operating in a more lean fashion is it technologically based is it they have the capacity to run more lean because they can and they're not it's not new venture so they kind of have the infrastructure in place are there specific reasons to that
Altin KadarejaGUEST
64:30
I think the way we'll operate in the future is gonna be much different than today.
Altin KadarejaGUEST
64:36
My worry and fear is that our brain is not ready for it yet, but we are very adaptable species, and I, I talked once with, uh, David Solomon at, at Goldman, and we were discussing about it, and he was very positive about where we're going because of this adaptability that we have in our nature and our DNA that, you know, we will be different in the next ten years, but I think our kids of today will be at least three times more different in the next ten years.
Altin KadarejaGUEST
65:05
So that kind of generational shift and what we are building today is gonna come in a much more profound way.
Altin KadarejaGUEST
65:12
Luckily, we are still young, I would say, Mark, so we'll see it, we'll form it, we'll create it.
Keith McCulloughHOST
15:57
This is unbelievable." Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba.
Keith McCulloughHOST
15:59
It's like, you know, I, I believe that David Solomon believes that mining that gap, I think they were looking at 500 billion? 500 billion raised by, like-
Mike TaylorGUEST
16:10
Mm-hmm
Keith McCulloughHOST
16:11
... six groups of people that were-

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