Goldman Sachs (GS) To Sell $2B In Notes Without FDIC Backing
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Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) plans to sell $2 billion in 5-year notes, its second debt offering without the FDIC guarantee.
The notes may sell today, yielding 410 basis points over treasuries.
This is another sign that risk-taking is coming back to the debt market.
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