Units of the bank were accused of making false statements in documents submitted to a local regulator in arranging $6.5 billion bond offers for troubled state fund 1MDB
The bank ould offer existing corporate clients more on deposits if they sign up for Goldman's cash management services
Gupta's team of lawyers had argued in papers before the US that the judgement of the Manhattan district court finding Gupta guilty of insider trading 'should be reversed'
Goldman Sachs has consistently denied wrongdoing and said certain members of the former Malaysian government and 1MDB lied to the bank about the proceeds of the bond sales
The ban is an upgrade of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's 10-year prohibition order against Leissner issued last year
The two senior executives need to improve the quality of Barrick's mine portfolio by wading into some of the world's riskiest jurisdictions while keeping an iron grip on costs
This is the first time Goldman Sachs, which has consistently denied wrongdoing, has faced criminal charges in the 1MDB scandal
Goldman Sachs has been under scrutiny for its role in helping raise $6.5 billion through three bond offerings for 1MDB, which is the subject of investigations in at least six countries
The United States, Malaysia and at least four other countries are investigating how billions of dollars went missing from 1MDB, founded by former Malaysian premier Najib Razak
The lengthy court filings by prosecutors in Brooklyn paint an ugly picture for Goldman, which was instrumental in raising money for the fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB
Leland, an American who joined Goldman in 1992, will replace Andrea Vella and Kate Richdale who were appointed co-heads of the unit in 2015
Todd Leland will replace Andrea Vella and Kate Richdale as the head of the Asia investment banking unit excluding Japan
Global investors may be underestimating the headwinds to financial assets posed by US rates, they said
Stretched valuations and slowdown in DII flows are some of the reasons why Goldman Sachs cut its India rating to 'market-weight'
John Waldron was named president and chief operating officer
She worked as a senior economist at both the IMF and the Government of India's Ministry of Finance
Solomon's stature as the heir apparent was cemented in March, when the firm announced that he would become sole president while Harvey Schwartz - his chief rival for the job - would leave the company.
Goldman Sachs cut its euro/dollar forecast for the next 3, 6 and 12-months because of uncertainty stemming from Italy's political crisis
Retail inflation moved up to 4.58 per cent in April from 4.28 per cent in March. It was at 2.99 per cent in April last year
The number of Credit Suisse Group AG client-facing executives in Asia fell 8 percent last year, according to the Swiss bank's annual report