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Goldman Sachs abandons DEI rule, saying it has ‘served its purpose’
Goldman Sachs has ended a ban on underwriting companies with all-White, all-male boards, becoming the latest corporate giant to scale back a DEI initiative.
Why Goldman Sachs dropped its DEI requirement from IPOs
Goldman Sachs has ended its policy requiring IPO clients to have diverse boards, citing a legal ruling that ended a similar initiative at the Nasdaq.
Goldman Sachs will no longer ban companies with all White boards from IPO services
Goldman Sachs will no longer bar companies with all White boards from receiving IPO services as business after business drops DEI in the wake of Trump's executive orders.
Goldman Sachs Axes Diversity Requirement For Company Boards—Here Are All The Companies Rolling Back DEI
Following Trump's lead, organizations including Walmart, Lowe’s and Meta have announced they would scale back their commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
Goldman Sachs cancels DEI requirement for IPO companies
Goldman Sachs is canceling a pledge to ensure diversity on the boards of companies it helps go public. Why it matters: It's the latest corporate rollback of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives following conservative blowback and a series of court rulings calling certain quotas into question.
Goldman Sachs Abandons IPO Diversity Pledge With US DEI Goals Under Fire
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is killing a significant pledge it made to refuse initial public offering business with companies that had all White, male boards.
The end of Goldman’s IPO diversity rule abandons one of the business world’s most powerful levers for diversity
In 2020, Goldman Sachs made a big splash by declaring the bank would refuse to take a company public if the business didn't have at least one board member considered "diverse" in some way—later upped to two.
From Google to Goldman Sachs, here are the top U.S. companies backtracking on diversity initiatives after capitulating to Trump’s war on DEI
Corporate America embraced diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives following the protests that accompanied the police killing of George Floyd in 2020.
Goldman Sachs ends IPO diversity policy citing legal developments
Goldman Sachs cancelled a four-year-old policy to only take public companies that had two diverse board members, a spokesperson for the bank said on Tuesday, in the latest such move by corporations expecting greater scrutiny on social policies from U.
Goldman Sachs explains axing DEI rule which has ‘served its purpose’
Goldman Sachs have become the latest company to scrap their diversity programmes following the Trump administration’s signing of an executive order which was aimed at ending "radical and wasteful government DEI [diversity, equity, and inclusion] programs".
Goldman Sachs abandons IPO board diversity pledge
Goldman Sachs has abandoned a pledge to only take public companies with a certain number of diverse board members, underscoring the increasingly harsh environment in the US around diversity programmes.
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Goldman Sachs CEO open to acquisitions in asset, wealth management
Goldman Sachs would consider acquisitions in asset and wealth management, but would be highly selective about any deal, CEO ...
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I’ve written a book on the science of racism – this is what facts say about whether DEI works
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had required that any company seeking an initial public offering include at least one board member from a diverse background. As jobs were put at risk, hosts and guests on ...
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There is a DEI dilemma taking place across Corporate America
Disney and Goldman Sachs are the latest firms to withdraw from previous DEI pledges, while other companies like JPMorgan are ...
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Accenture to end DEI policies to comply with Trump
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet advises staff of a global evolution as the consulting giant abandons DEI programs in response to ...
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