Goldman Sachs 2003 Annual Report A Strategic Reaction
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Susan Willetts, Frank Lopez-Balboa, Peter Aberg, Howard Silverstein, Bill Wolf, Roger Matthews, James Ziperski
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Susan Willetts, Frank Lopez-Balboa, Peter Aberg, Howard Silverstein, Bill Wolf, Roger Matthews, James Ziperski

sears, roebuck and co.

Goldman Sachs helped Sears divest its credit and financial products business, creating significant shareholder value and substantially improving Sears' credit profile.

Serving as Sears' exclusive financial advisor, Goldman Sachs' Investment Banking and Fixed Income professionals worked together to secure a strong buyer for the business. To support Sears during the sales process, the Goldman Sachs team arranged a $2 billion secured credit facility as interim funding.

Goldman Sachs has been advising Sears for over a century, including helping to manage the company's IPO in 1906.
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