Goldman Vows to Boost Disclosure, Avoid Conflicts
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc, responding to pressure from shareholders, regulators and clients, said it will disclose more information about how it makes money, bolster internal compliance and seek to avoid conflicts of interest.The investment bank released a 63-page report on Tuesday that details 39 plans for how it will change after years of investor accusations that its financial statements are opaque and client complaints about conflicts of interest.The internal review was kicked off after Goldman was accused by U.S. securities regulators of creating and selling collateralized debt obligations linked to subprime mortgages without telling investors that hedge fund …
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Article title: Goldman Vows to Boost Disclosure, Avoid Conflicts.
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Newspaper title: Manila Bulletin.
Publication date: January 11, 2011.
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