Goldman Sachs Group (GS) recently boosted its dividend to $4.00, indicating a change in its capital allocation priority towards shareholders. Several investment companies such as Sei Investments Co., LGT Group Foundation, and Arrowpoint Investment Partners have increased their stakes in the company, which contributed to the stock hitting a new 1-year high. Some shareholder movements were noted including selling of shares by Westpac Banking Corp and GQG Partners LLC, and purchasing by Prudential PLC, Lockheed Martin Investment Management, etc. However, the overall investor sentiment seems bullish with the stock up 5.9% since the last earnings report. Q2 2025 reported record revenues. Yet, Jim Cramer expressed concerns about Goldman, despite noting the company's momentum and potential for higher valuation. Moreover, insider activities show recent selling, which may suggest possible weakness in the short-term future. The appointment of Raghav Maliah as global chairman of investment banking signals GS's commitment to business growth.
Goldman Sachs Group GS News Analytics from Fri, 14 Mar 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 16 Aug 2025 12:30:39 GMT -
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