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Goldman Sachs boss sounds warning to Reeves on tax and regulation

By Editorial Board Published July 23, 2025 5 Min Read
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Goldman Sachs boss sounds warning to Reeves on tax and regulation

London and the UK’s main standing within the world monetary system is “fragile”, the boss of Goldman Sachs has warned, as the federal government grapples with a troublesome financial system.

He urged the federal government to not push folks and enterprise away by poor coverage that will injury its major purpose of securing improved financial development, arguing that European rivals have been at present proving extra engaging.

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He mentioned: “The monetary trade remains to be pushed by expertise and capital formation. And people issues are way more cell than they have been 25 years in the past.

“London continues to be an important financial centre. But because of Brexit, because of the way the world’s evolving, the talent that was more centred here is more mobile.

“We as a agency have many extra folks on the continent. Coverage issues, incentives matter.

“I’m encouraged by some of what the current government is talking about in terms of supporting business and trying to support a more growth oriented agenda.

“However in the event you do not set a coverage that retains expertise right here, that encourages capital formation right here, I feel over time you threat that.”

He had a stark warning concerning the current reversal of the “Non Dom” tax coverage, which occurred throughout each the prior Conservative authorities and the present Labour authorities, which has performed an element in some senior Goldman companions relocating away from London.

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Richard Gnodde, one of many financial institution’s vice-chairs, left for Milan earlier this yr.

“Incentives matter if you create tax policy or incentives that push people away, you harm your economy,” Mr Solomon continued.

“If you go back, you know, ten years ago, I think we probably had 80 people in Paris. You know, we have 400 people in Paris now… And so in Goldman Sachs today, if you’re in Europe, you can live in London, you can live in Paris, you can live in Germany, in Frankfurt or Munich, you can live in Italy, you can live in Switzerland.

“And we have, you realize, actual workplaces. You simply need to recognise expertise is extra cell.”

Goldman is understood to have about 6,000 employees in the UK.

Rachel Reeves is currently seeking ways to fill a black hole in the public finances and has refused to rule out wealth taxes at the next budget.

Mr Solomon expressed sympathy for her as her tears in parliament earlier this month led to speculation about the pressure of the job.

“I’ve sympathy, I’ve empathy not only for the chancellor, however for anybody who’s serving in one in all these governments,” he said, referring to the turbulent political landscape globally.

Commenting on the chancellor’s Mansion House speech last week, he added: “The chancellor spoke right here about regulation, she’s speaking about regulation not only for security and soundness, but in addition for development.

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“And now we have to see the action steps that actually follow through and encourage that.”

One space he was significantly eager to see observe by from her Mansion Home speech was ringfencing – the publish monetary disaster regulation that requires banks to separate their retail actions from their funding banking actions.

“It’s a place where the UK is an outlier, and by being an outlier, it prevents capital formation and growth.

“What is the justification for being an outlier? Why is that this so troublesome to vary? It is onerous to make a substantive coverage argument that this is sort of a nice coverage for the UK. So why is it so onerous to vary?”

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