Property investments drove a $212 million loss in the equity book last quarter and an additional $358 million in impairments contributed to a 33% drop in profit. Trading revenue that surpassed analysts’ estimates helped soften the blow, but the shares sank as much as 2.1%.
Goldman suffered its eighth straight quarterly profit drop, and the firm’s return-on-equity of 7.1% remains well below the mid-teens target it has set for itself. Chief ...
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