Goldman CEO on Small Business, Volcker Rule, FICC Trading

The transcript discusses the 10,000 Small Businesses program, which provides education, mentorship, and financing to small businesses with growth potential. It highlights the challenges small businesses face, such as regulation and resource limitations, and the role of management training. The economic and regulatory environment's impact on small businesses is explored, along with Goldman Sachs' philosophy and support for future entrepreneurs. The Volcker Rule's effect on financial markets is discussed, and Goldman Sachs' business performance and strategic focus are analyzed.

In what ways does the text suggest that small businesses can transition from being owner-operated to larger enterprises?

What is the significance of visibility in the economy for small businesses as mentioned in the discussion?

How does the speaker view the relationship between small businesses and larger corporations?

What are the potential benefits of Goldman Sachs' involvement in supporting small businesses?