Wall Street banks are poaching Goldman Sachs’ AI talent

By William Shaw
Published 3 Min Read

Goldman Sachs logo on the trading floor.
Bloomberg

For months, banks have been jockeying to lure the best AI talent to their ranks — and Goldman Sachs has been on the losing end of that fight. 

The Wall Street giant has seen a net outflow of 60 people to rivals such as Morgan Stanley and Citigroup in the 12 months through September, the most of any of its biggest rivals, according to data compiled by the consultancy Evident. Bank of America, which is down 55 staffers, suffered the second-biggest exodus, while Wells Fargo had the biggest net increase with 130 people. 

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