Mercedes SLS AMG
Lamborghini Huracan
$450,000
"The tradition of individual philanthropy remains a core tenet of our culture."
"Current and retired senior employees of the firm granted over $400,000 via Goldman Sachs Gives to One Fund Boston to assist victims and families affected by the tragic events at the Boston Marathon."
Goldman Sachs
Ferrari 612 Scaglietti
$250,000
"This is a sensitive time for us, and [the firm] wants to make sure that we're not being seen living high on the hog."
Anonymous Goldman Sachs employee (via New York Post)
Ferrari 458 Speciale
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta
$580,000
“Goldman Sachs and its people are committed to helping communities where we work and live – and in places more distant – where our ideas, people and resources can make a difference.”
Goldman Sachs
Aston Martin V8 Vantage S
$290,000
“One of the great things about Goldman Sachs is that it allows individuals to be who they are.”
Gary Cohn
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta
$600,000
“The people of Goldman Sachs are committed to assisting those in need and the communities around the world through volunteer endeavors and partnerships with nonprofit organizations.”
Goldman Sachs
Ferrari 458
$475,000
“We take seriously our responsibility for environmental and social stewardship and are committed to leveraging our people, capital and ideas to further effective market- based solutions that help address critical environmental issues.”
Goldman Sachs
Ferrari 458 Speciale
$550,000
“[We are told that] nobody should be able to identify us as Goldman employees once we leave the office.”
Anonymous Goldman Sachs Analyst (via New York Magazine)
Lamborghini Gallardo LP550
$300,000
“We commit ourselves to taking philanthropic action based on discipline, innovation and a strategic approach over the long term.”
Goldman Sachs
McLaren MP4-12C
$450,000
“Is it possible to make too much money, to have too much ambition, to be too successful? As the guardian of the interests of the shareholders and, by the way, for the purposes of society, I’d like [my employees] to continue to do what they are doing. I don’t want to put a cap on their ambition. It’s hard for me to argue for a cap on their compensation.”
Lloyd Blankfein
