GLONGHUI, September 11 | Goldman Sachs is close to reaching an agreement to sell its credit card business in partnership with GM to Barclays Bank, according to sources quoted by Reuters. According to reports, discussions between the parties are in the final stages. The report did not mention the price of the transaction. Goldman Sachs, GM, and Mastercard jointly launched the credit card business in 2022, and currently have outstanding loans of about 2 billion US dollars. Goldman Sachs mentioned the possibility of selling credit cards as early as November of last year as part of the Group's plans to reduce participation in consumer financing business in recent years. Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon revealed on Monday that the pre-tax impact of $0.4 billion will be calculated in the third quarter results report to withdraw from the credit card business and other SME retail businesses.
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Goldman Sachs reportedly plans to sell its credit card business in cooperation with General Motors to Barclays.
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