Goldman on course for 3.5% G-Sib surcharge
Bank faces 50bp of extra capital add-on from 2025 in the absence of risk score reduction by year-end
Goldman Sachs’ systemic risk score, which at the end of last year cooled enough to spare it from a higher Common Equity Tier 1 capital add-on, rebounded during the first quarter. If it stays at this level at the year-end, the bank would attract a 3.5% capital surcharge from 2025, up from the current 3% applied as per the Federal Reserve rules.
Risk Quantum analysis shows Goldman’s score rose
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