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Goldman Sachs acquires United Capital

Joe Duran

After a personal payday of $75 million or more, CEO Joe Duran plans to join Goldman in a senior position.

Goldman Sachs' acquisition of United Capital for $750 million in cash will give the storied New York investment bank an opportunity to reach more high net worth clients, namely those with $1 million to $15 million in assets.

Currently, Goldman Sachs works with the wealthiest of individuals, or thos

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