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‘We had the audacity to think big and execute on that bold vision’: Goldman Sachs internal memo includes interview with outgoing head of consumer business, Harit Talwar

  • Harit Talwar built Goldman's consumer banking business.
  • Now, as he transitions out of the role, he looks back on how GS transformed itself.
Zachary Miller | October 05, 2020
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