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Goldman reportedly limits fintech clients after Fed warning

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The United States Federal Reserve cautioned Goldman Sachs about taking on fintech companies as clients, the Financial Times reported on Thursday. Following the warning, the bank "stopped signing on riskier fintech clients," according to people familiar with the matter.

The report alleged the Fed criticized Goldman's transaction banking business, pointing out issues such as "insufficient due diligence and monitoring processes when accepting high-risk non-bank clients."

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