Goldman Sachs Japan Lifts Net Revenue 10% to ¥125.5 Billion, Hitting 15-Year High
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 11
Goldman Sachs Japan Lifts Net Revenue 10% to ¥125.5 Billion, Hitting 15-Year High
1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 11
¥125.5 billion in net revenue made 2025 Goldman Sachs Japan’s strongest year in 15 years, according to filings for the 12 months ended Dec. 31.
A rebound in Japan’s financial markets and stronger securities trading drove the 10% rise at the firm’s local brokerage arm.
Goldman also led global-bank peers in net income in Japan, though that profit slipped slightly as costs increased.
$800 million in local revenue underscores how Japan’s market recovery has created a bumper year for foreign banks seeking to expand trading and brokerage business.
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