In 1869, a 48-year-old German Jewish immigrant and one-time street peddler named Marcus Goldman with no background in finance hangs out a sign that reads “M. Goldman, Broker and Banker” at 30 Pine Street. Over the next five decades, what started as Goldman’s tiny family-owned partnership would rise to become one of the most innovative and enterprising banks on Wall Street.

Goldman Sachs Commemorates 150-Year History

This year marks Goldman Sachs’ 150th anniversary. While the firm’s history includes challenges and successes, what has always defined us is our culture of teamwork and client service. Learn More https://www.goldmansachs.com/our-firm...


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