Goldman Sachs is to restructure its digital consumer banking unit, Marcus, due to increasing losses according to a report from Bloomberg. In 2020, the bank predicted Marcus to break-even in 2022, however, it now projects losses of USD 1.2 billion this year with cumulative losses north of USD 4 billion.
The bank aims to redistribute consumer banking products into its wealth and asset management divisions. In addition, its checking and savings accounts, as well as its robo-advisor (Marcus Invest), will now be targeted at affluent individuals and employees at business partners.
Launched in 2016, Marcus offers high-yield savings accounts and no-fee personal loans and had amassed nearly 13 million customers with over USD 100 billion in deposit-taking as of September 2021.
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