Goldman Sachs successively issued U.S. dollar bonds and euro bonds, raising more than $15 billion
After announcing a record strong financial report, Goldman Sachs Group launched a global bond issuance storm in about 24 hours, with a cumulative capital equivalent of more than US$15 billion. The Wall Street bank raised another 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) in a three-part bond sale on Wednesday, following the pricing of a $10 billion bond sale in the United States on Tuesday. Prior to this bond issuance, Goldman Sachs' stock trading business revenue refreshed its own Wall Street record, with quarterly revenue reaching $7.42 billion. The revenue in the past three months alone exceeded the total of the business's four quarters in 2019. After completing Wednesday's bond issuance, Goldman Sachs has become the largest financial institution borrower in the European bond market this year, according to data analysis.