Goldman to sell stake of pension arm

Goldman Sachs Group announced yesterday it will likely sell a majority stake in its European insurance unit over the next year, reports The Wall Street Journal. WSJ adds the pension-focused business is called Rothesay Life and finds it had $9.66 billion in assets as of June 2013. Read more. Also check out: Advisor worked at […]

August 9, 2013 | Last updated on August 9, 2013

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Goldman Sachs Group announced yesterday it will likely sell a majority stake in its European insurance unit over the next year, reports The Wall Street Journal.

WSJ adds the pension-focused business is called Rothesay Life and finds it had $9.66 billion in assets as of June 2013. Read more.

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