At the Supreme Court, a stress test of ‘best interest’ promises

'To protect its sterling image, and its share price, Goldman [Sachs] made false statements that it always acted in its clients’ best interest and carefully managed its conflicts,' said a consumer advocate, with regard to the bank's dispute with a pension fund.

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