Goldman Sachs reportedly plans hiring spree to fix lapses following fed probes

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Goldman Sachs reportedly plans hiring spree to fix lapses following fed probes
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The Wall Street bank is enlisting several hundred new staffers to help address concerns from authorities including the Federal Reserve, according to the report.

Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

The Wall Street bank is enlisting several hundred new staffers to help address concerns from authorities including the Federal Reserve, according to the report.ReutersREUTERS “We are not permitted to comment on any supervisory matters related to our regulators. Therefore we are not able to comment on these reports,” Goldman Sachs said in a statement.

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