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00:00Goldman Sachs really delivering on its traditional areas of strength, trading and investment banking.
00:04Investment banking revenue rose 43% year-over-year. Advisory revenue rose 60% year-over-year.
00:10And underwriting rose 21% for equities and up 30% for debt. Now, when you look at trading overall,
00:16there's a bit of a wrinkle when you break it down into asset classes. For FIC, fixed income
00:20currencies and commodities, that rose 17% to $3.47 billion, handily beating the average analyst
00:26estimate. But the equities trading rose 7% and then missed the consensus estimate by about $200
00:32million, $3.74 billion reported for the quarter. Goldman also set aside less money for bad loans
00:39for the quarter, setting aside $339 million versus the consensus estimate of almost $370 million.
00:45In addition, for these big banks, their biggest expense is compensation. And operating expenses
00:52did increase 14% year-over-year. More than anticipated, compensation expenses rose
00:56by the same amount, 14%, more than anticipated as well. One thing to keep in mind with Goldman,
01:02of course, is that it is the most exposed big bank to investment banking revenue. So it'll have
01:07the fastest response among all these different firms that we track to recession risks or any kind
01:11of erosion or deterioration in market conditions. But for now, this looks like a solid number,
01:16especially on the investment banking side.
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