Goldman Sachs
A global financial services firm headquartered in New York City.
WikipediaThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a publicly traded global financial services firm founded in 1869. The company operates through two core divisions: Global Banking & Markets and Asset & Wealth Management, providing services across investment banking, global markets, asset management, wealth management, and direct banking.
As of 2025, the firm manages $3.61 trillion in assets under management and employs approximately 47,400 people globally, with the largest portion of its workforce located in the United States, followed by India and the United Kingdom. The company is led by Chairman and CEO David M. Solomon.
With total assets of $1.81 trillion and significant net revenues, Goldman Sachs maintains a high level of influence in global finance. Its scale and role as a major investment firm make innovations in financial services and market operations highly relevant to its operations.
Ideas that could help Goldman Sachs
- Collaborative Data-Driven Decision Room
A specialized remote collaboration tool that synchronizes high-fidelity data visualizations with multimodal communication to facilitate joint decision-making.
Why it helps: Investment analysts need to conduct synchronous exploratory data analysis on complex financial models with remote team members.
- Climate-Risk Financial Underwriting Engine
An API-driven risk assessment engine for financial institutions to price insurance and loans based on sector-specific climate vulnerability data.
Why it helps: Needs to assess the climate-related risk of their investment portfolios and the assets of their corporate clients.