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Goldman Sachs Reclaims Global M&A Lead in 2025 With $432.3B in Mega Deals

<div class="section-block section-executivesummary”> Gist Goldman Sachs has reclaimed the top global M&A adviser spot by deal value in 2025, capturing about 34% of announced worldwide deal value, its highest share since 2015. From Q1–Q3 2025 it advised on roughly $432 billion of deals, including 84 transactions of at least $1 billion, prioritizing mega-deals over high-volume …

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Morgan Stanley Edges Out Goldman Sachs as Asia-Pacific’s Top ECM Bank in Q2 2025

Morgan Stanley surpassed Goldman Sachs as the top Asia-Pacific equ...

This quarter marks Morgan Stanley’s strongest ECM performance in...

Morgan Stanley’s broader Asia strategy has lifted 2024 regional ...

Goldman remains first in 2025 year-to-date Asia-Pacific ECM league...

Morgan Stanley’s Q3 Momentum: Beating Goldman Sachs in Equities & IB, GS Holds Value Edge

Morgan Stanley’s Q3 2025 results showed faster growth in revenue...

Goldman delivered strong earnings, leading investment banking fees...

Valuation favors Goldman with a lower price-to-tangible-book, whil...

Both banks cleared Fed stress tests and announced large buybacks, ...

Goldman Sachs Q3 2025 Earnings Surge: Investment Banking & Asset Management Fuel Growth

Executive Summary Goldman Sachs delivered a strong third quarter in 2025, with net revenues up 20% year-over-year to $15.18 billion and profits rising 37% to $4.10 billion, driven chiefly by a 42% surge in investment banking fees. Despite this, the stock fell 2–3% after the report, likely due to elevated expenses and concerns about valuation. …

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Goldman’s Q3 2025 Surge: Investment Banking Fees & Trading Boost Lead Wall Street Rebound

Gist Goldman Sachs posted standout Q3 2025 results, with ~20% revenue and ~37% net income growth fueled by a 42% surge in investment banking fees. Peers including Citi, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America also delivered strong double-digit gains in investment banking and markets revenues, confirming a broad rebound in dealmaking. Despite top-line strength, Goldman …

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