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Rumor: Goldman Sachs is buying BNY

Probability? Thoughts?


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Post ID: @OP+1k3x54175

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Robin is Goldman, so is most of the others he brought in along the way. How do you take over a company, do it from the inside and prep it to slide straight into GS.

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Post ID: @22w+1k3x54175

@ar I'm sorry, what? Please stop. I can't stop laughing!

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Post ID: @z8+1k3x54175

that would be a bloodbath

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Post ID: @h5+1k3x54175

robin is hero with a 105 stock price.
He doesn’t need Goldman. the dude crushed it, whether u like him or not.

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Post ID: @cf+1k3x54175

The only interest in bnym is all their people are slowing moving into our open reqs and positions.

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Post ID: @bz+1k3x54175

This has been covered here extensively. And its been a rumor / wish list for over a decade.
It is never going to happen.
The Fed and regulators will not permit it.
Besides, we have had a soft take over by GS management anyway.

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Post ID: @bd+1k3x54175

GS craves the leading edge technology that BNY has so carefully developed.

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Post ID: @ar+1k3x54175

this rumor has been going on since 2017

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Post ID: @ah+1k3x54175

Unlikely. If GS had any interest, they would've purchased BNY in 2023 when the stock was $45/share. Now it's just too expensive. But BNY could be attractive in an unstable market. GS's ROE can fluctuate greatly whereas BNY's returns tend to be conservative, yet more stable. If GS buys BNY, it might be time to pull your money out of equities and into more conservative (safer) investments. A purchase of BNY might be a hedge of bad things to come.

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