Goldman Sachs exec addresses massive job cuts at Wall Street powerhouse: 'Complete faith' in firm's decision
These are 'tough decisions' done in the best interest of our clients and employees, Joe Duran says
Goldman Sachs' Joe Duran addresses layoffs affecting 3,200 employees
Goldman Sachs head of personal finance management Joe Duran provides his 2023 market outlook and discusses the firm's 'tough decision' to cut 3,200 jobs on 'Varney & Co.
Goldman Sachs head of personal finance management Joe Duran discussed the layoff of 3,200 employees, telling "Varney & Co." everything the Wall Street firm does is about what's best for clients and employees.
JOE DURAN: We've been around for 150 years. I can comment on that. I can say as a partner of the firm, I have complete faith that everything we do, we've been through sunshine and rain and everything we do is about what's best for our clients, what's best for everyone we work with, including our employees.
Goldman Sachs cuts 6.5% of the workforce. (Reuters Photos)
These are tough decisions. I'm not in the room when they're made, but I can tell you that we as partners support the decisions that are being made by the executive office.
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