Goldman Sachs is considering larger bonuses to retain star traders and dealmakers as the bank looks to win over those disappointed by smaller payments in 2022, Lananh Nguyen and Saeed Azhar of Reuters reports, citing five people with knowledge of the matter. While Goldman’s weaker year-to-date profit suggests payments should be flat or lower, executives are discussing sweeteners for standouts from the trading and investment banking division, which generates 60% of the company’s revenue, three sources told Reuters.
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