After a great achievement, continue to pursue success! Following the success of issuing billions of dollars in bonds, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is launching a new round of Euro bond financing.

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS.US) launched a three-part Eurobond sale on Wednesday, following the announcement of its financial report the day after issuing $10 billion in bonds in the US. According to a source who requested anonymity, Bank of America Corp is seeking to raise at least 1.5 billion (approximately $1.7 billion) from this benchmark-sized transaction. The bonds are divided into two parts, with floating and fixed rates, both redeemable after three years, as well as a longer-term fixed-rate bond that can be redeemed after seven years. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. has already completed the two largest bond sales in Financial Institutions, Inc. this year. Data shows that in February, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. raised 7 billion through four Euro tranches, the largest issuance in the Regions Financial Corporation segment for 2026. In January, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. sold a record-breaking $16 billion in bonds, setting the record for the largest bond issuance in Bank of America Corp's history. On Tuesday, its three-part bond sale in the US attracted about $32 billion in investor orders at its peak. Prior to this, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. broke its own Wall Street stock trading record, with stock trading revenue announced this quarter reaching $7.42 billion, exceeding the total for all four quarters of 2019. At the same time, the fee income from its investment banking business also reached its highest level since 2021. The source stated that the initial pricing for the floating rate notes was set around 100 to 105 basis points above the 3-month Euro Interbank Offered Rate, while the pricing guidance for the shorter-term fixed-rate bonds was set around 90 to 95 basis points above the mid-swap rate. The pricing guidance for the longest-term bonds was set around 125 to 130 basis points above the mid-swap rate. These bonds are expected to receive a rating of A2 from Moodys Corporation, BBB+ from S&P, and A from Fitch. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. will act as the sole bookrunner in this transaction.