Goldmans targets UK retail market
Offering savings options
Goldman Sachs wants to target the UK retail investor
Goldman Sachs is looking to launch an online deposit business next year in the UK, as part of plans to build its retail banking presence.
According to the Financial Times, the firm now wants to replicate the mass-market success it has enjoyed in the US in the UK. In the US, it offers a high-interest online savings account and a digital...
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