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It works like this; the app breaks down how different divisions of companies perform relative to peers, showing how they can grow through mergers and partnerships. It also details which ones look ripe for disposal.
The investment bank, synonymous with the schmooze-heavy world of mergers and acquisitions, plans to tap into the remote-working boom by offering clients technology to help them matchmake without having to hit the social circuit. The technology is called Gemini and is already being used by Goldman’s bankers. The firm plans to offer it to clients and hopes they will be able to use it to identify under-performing parts of their businesses that make them vulnerable to attacks by activist investors or those that score poorly on environmental, social and government issues.
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