David Solomon
speaker
1,572 appearances
35 recordings
8 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 8 Jul
David Solomon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like it is mind blowing to me.
What you can do, the speed with which you can do it, the information that you can accumulate and how powerful that is when you have a clean data set.
It wouldn't surprise you.
Goldman Sachs has an extraordinarily amazing data set that we're working very hard on to make as clean and possible on everything we've ever done from a trading and investment banking perspective.
over the last 40 plus years.
We happened to build a system 40 years ago called SecDB that was a trading system.
So we have data from all our trading that goes back long before most other firms kept data on this stuff.
And so we're working very hard on that.
But these tools, extraordinary when you have a clean data set.
When you don't have a clean data set and you send them out into the world, you get really, really cockamamie answers.
Let me give you a simple example.
Just tell a story from a few weeks ago that was another one of these data points for me and really understanding how this all works.
It's pretty simple.
I was down at the Masters and Rory McIlroy was up by six strokes after two days.
And I was like, holy cow, he's probably going to win twice in a row.
how many people have won the Masters twice in a row?
I know Tiger Woods has, okay?
I think Jack Nicklaus has, but I don't know if there's, I can't remember if there's anybody else.
So I asked one of the models, hey, how many people have won the Masters twice in a row?
And the answer comes back, Jack Nicklaus and Nick Faldo.
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