Goldman Sachs × Forage
Step into the shoes of a risk analyst at Goldman Sachs through this free virtual job simulation on Forage. Gain valuable insights into the quantitative side of finance, tackle real-world risk assessment challenges, and earn a certificate of completion to add to your resume and LinkedIn profile.
Duration
1 hour
Level
Beginner
Deadline
No Deadline
No prior experience or applications required. The simulation is self-paced and designed for students and early-career professionals with an interest in finance.
Introduction to Risk Management at Goldman Sachs
Understanding Market Risk and Credit Risk Fundamentals
Quantitative Risk Assessment Techniques
Real-World Risk Analysis Scenario Simulation
Risk Reporting and Communication to Stakeholders
Goldman Sachs is one of the world's leading investment banking, securities, and investment management firms. Through its partnership with Forage, Goldman Sachs offers free virtual job simulations that give students and career changers a taste of real work at a top-tier financial institution.
Founded
1869
Location
New York City, New York, USA
Recognition
Fortune 500 #55 (2025)
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