Goldman Sachs pulls Claude Code from traders and bankers
Per Bloomberg, internal guidance Goldman updated in October limits Anthropic’s Claude Code and Microsoft’s GitHub to its engineers, about 12,000 of roughly 47,000 staff. The cut covers third-party agents that write and run code on their own, and the bank’s in-house AI assistant, built on models from several companies, stays available across the firm.
Traders had used the tools to monitor client flows and model positions, and some are frustrated, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. Strats, who work across trading, quant research and software engineering, keep access.
The S-1 filed October 26 names Goldman, alongside Morgan Stanley, as a lead underwriter on Anthropic’s IPO.
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