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Goldman Sachs is removing Claude Code from its banking and trading teams.

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Briefings

Goldman Sachs announced in November 2026 that it is terminating Claude Code access for its banking and trading departments. This decision follows a period of intense scrutiny regarding the AI model's alignment with financial regulations and ethical standards, leading to a rapid withdrawal of the tool from professional environments.

Key points

• Goldman Sachs terminated Claude Code access for its banking and trading departments in November 2026.
• The decision was driven by concerns over the AI model's alignment with financial regulations and ethical standards.

Context

Goldman Sachs is a major global financial institution with significant operations in banking and trading sectors. The termination of Claude Code represents a strategic move to ensure compliance with evolving financial regulations and ethical standards in the AI sector.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the announcement of the termination and the associated comments. Specific details about the timeline of the termination process, the number of users affected, or the specific reasons for the decision beyond general compliance concerns are not provided.

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