Marcus by Goldman Sachs Credit Rating

Marcus by Goldman Sachs is a trading name of Goldman Sachs International Bank (FCA firm reference 124659). The ratings on this page are Goldman Sachs International Bank's. See which banks share a banking licence.

Marcus by Goldman Sachs is not a bank in its own right: it is a trading name of Goldman Sachs International Bank (FCA firm reference 124659), part of Goldman Sachs. Credit rating agencies rate the licence holder, not the brand, so Marcus by Goldman Sachs has no rating of its own. Goldman Sachs International Bank currently holds a blended long-term credit rating of A+, which is investment grade; that is the rating shown on this page. Marcus by Goldman Sachs is a trading name of Goldman Sachs International Bank, a UK bank owned by The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. through Goldman Sachs Group UK Limited. Saga Savings accounts opened on or before 10 December 2025 are also held with Goldman Sachs International Bank and share the same limit; Saga accounts opened since are held with NatWest. A credit rating is an opinion on an institution's ability to meet its obligations, not a guarantee, and it is separate from deposit protection.

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Goldman Sachs International Bank

FCA: 124659

A+
Blended credit rating
NEW
Positive
S&P, Moody's, Fitch
Last Updated

24 October 2026

Founded

1973

Ownership

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (listed), via Goldman Sachs Group UK Ltd

Who owns which UK bank

Goldman Sachs International Bank credit ratings by agency

Agency Long-term rating Outlook Last confirmed
Fitch Ratings AA- Positive 24 Oct 2026
Moody's A1 Stable 24 Oct 2026
S&P Global Ratings A+ Stable 24 Oct 2026
Long-term issuer ratings as published in Goldman Sachs International Bank's own investor disclosures. The blended A+ above maps these onto one scale so banks rated by different agencies can be compared.
Rating History Chart
AA-A+Oct 202624 Oct 2026: A+A+
Rating History
Date Rating Agencies

24 Oct 2026

A+

S&P, Moody's, Fitch

24 Oct 2026
A+
S&P, Moody's, Fitch

Frequently asked questions about Marcus by Goldman Sachs

Is Marcus by Goldman Sachs safe?

Marcus by Goldman Sachs operates under Goldman Sachs International Bank's banking licence, and Goldman Sachs International Bank holds a blended long-term credit rating of A+, which is investment grade. A rating is an independent opinion on the institution's ability to meet its obligations; it is not a guarantee and can change. Separately, eligible deposits with UK-authorised banks and building societies are protected by the FSCS up to £120,000 per person per banking licence. This page is information about published credit ratings, not financial advice.

What is Marcus by Goldman Sachs's credit rating?

Marcus by Goldman Sachs has no rating of its own. Its licence holder, Goldman Sachs International Bank, has a blended long-term credit rating of A+ from S&P, Moody's, Fitch; the per-agency figures are shown above.

Which bank is Marcus by Goldman Sachs part of?

Marcus by Goldman Sachs is a trading name of Goldman Sachs International Bank, FCA firm reference 124659, part of Goldman Sachs. Marcus by Goldman Sachs is a trading name of Goldman Sachs International Bank, a UK bank owned by The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. through Goldman Sachs Group UK Limited. Saga Savings accounts opened on or before 10 December 2025 are also held with Goldman Sachs International Bank and share the same limit; Saga accounts opened since are held with NatWest.