Goldman reveals big changes in consumer business - Morgan Stanley's Gorman gets pay bump - 7 wealth managers eyeing M&A

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• Goldman Sachs makes some $4 in its $4
• Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman $4

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2020 was a big year for dealmaking in wealth management. There is no reason to believe that'll slow down this year.

With the total number of RIA deals expected to rise between 5%-10%, there will be plenty to keep an eye on. Check out the seven firms most likely to make a move.

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Jemma Wolfe and Stephan Lambert were both tapped for big roles within Goldman Sachs' consumer and wealth management group. Find out more about their new responsibilities. $4.

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Speaking of changes in Goldman's CWM group, here are some more promotions. Specifically, six people who have been tasked with leading product development within the group. $4.

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Interesting people move here in the world of fixed income. Find out why MUFG is poaching credit trading experts. $4.

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James Gorman got a nice pay bump after a big year for Morgan Stanley. $4.

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