Goldman Sachs just tapped 2 people to lead a new consumer and wealth strategy team- see the full memo

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Happy Saturday, and welcome to Insider Finance. Here's a rundown of the must-know stories from the past week:

• Goldman Sachs taps Jemma Wolfe and Stephan Lambert to lead a new consumer and wealth strategy team- $4
• Merrill Lynch's pipeline for thousands of new advisors $4
• Carlyle has been on a $4 in credit
• Bloomberg's $100 million alt-data deal $4 in a once-fringe business

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$4 on Tuesday gave an update on $4at its first-ever investor day last year. We broke down $4.

Other Goldman news this week:

• Tucker York and Stephanie Cohen $4 to help grow consumer and wealth - and the two leaders who will be hunting for acquisitions and partnerships
• Goldman $4 to lead product development in its consumer and wealth management group - a sign of big innovations to come from the growing division

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Carlyle's credit team has been around since 1999, but over the past four years its investing professionals have assembled as a single global unit. The firm has shifted personnel internally and snapped up outside hires from shops like $4, BlackRock, and Bain Capital to facilitate an expansion that has enabled the firm to extend a wide variety of loans to companies.

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Bank of America's sprawling wealth management arm has maintained its months-long pause on financial advisor trainees' client outreach, a temporary hold that can complicate the business growth that new advisors $4.

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No longer the Wild West, the alternative-data industry is becoming increasingly institutional as big-name companies jump into the space. Bloomberg, for one, ended 2020 with a more than $100 million acquisition, buying alt-data company Second Measure.

Here's why that marks a huge turning point for a once-fringe business

Wall Street people moves:

• Senior RBC junk-bond trader Todd Bondy has left to join MUFG, which is $4
• A former Blackstone exec $4 at General Atlantic's credit-investing venture after an unprecedented non-compete spat

Other stories readers loved this week:

• Morgan Stanley CEO $4 is now the highest-paid bank executive in America following a 22% raise amid a record year for the company
• The white-hot wealth management market is set for a year of merger mania. $4
• 7 top legal recruiters reveal the $4 and must-know hiring trends for 2021
• Ex-Plaid employees say they're being flooded with $4 to buy their shares at $1,200 each from the hidden world of private buyers