Goldman CFO Says Low Volatility Continuing Into Third Quarter
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(Bloomberg) -- The depressed market volatility that hurt second-quarter trading revenue is carrying over to the current period, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Financial Officer Marty Chavez says.
- Chavez declines to provide specifics on trading revenue so far this quarter during fixed-income call Tuesday with investors
- Filling out the gap in client coverage in trading business is first priority, he says
- Excluding treasuries from Goldman’s supplementary leverage ratio would boost it by 70 basis points, Treasurer Robin Vince says on call
- “We are believers in risk-based” capital requirements, Vince says
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