
Goldman Sachs knows an IPO ally when it sees one. The investment bank that consistently tops the equity capital markets rankings has enlisted trading platform Robinhood Markets to help it sell shares of Clear Secure in the initial public offering set for this week. The bank run by David Solomon, along with fellow underwriters JPMorgan, Allen & Company and Wells Fargo, will give as much as 1% of the $455 million deal to Robinhood, which will then offload shares to retail investors through its trading unit. Though Robinhood is only allocated a sliver of the biometric security firm, which is