The package gives access to a research portal for up to 10 users, and will include access to GS conferences - but talking to an Analyst will cost more...
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Goldman Sachs asks for $30k for research post-Mifid II
Goldman’s package compares with the fee of about $40,000 a year that UBS Group AG proposes charging some clients for about five users to access basic equity research. JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to charge as little as $10,000 a year for some customers to access its equity research portal, the lowest price to emerge so far. Some of its Wall Street peers propose charging thousands of dollars extra to talk to their top analysts. Morgan Stanley plans to ask about $2,500 an hour for private meetings with its stock analysts, almost twice the rate of many top corporate lawyers, people with knowledge of the matter said.
