Dealmaking was still slow for Goldman Sachs in 4Q, but the investment bank was lifted by better results in asset and wealth management. Net revenues in Global Banking & Markets were $6.35 billion for 4Q, 3% lower than a year ago, and 21% lower than the prior quarter. Investment banking fees were $1.65 billion, 12% lower the year-ago period reflecting a decline in industry-wide mergers and acquisitions, which was partially offset by higher revenue from debt and equity underwriting, the investment bank says. Still, Goldman’s overall top-line results were buoyed by improvements in asset and wealth management, where revenue was up 23% from a year ago and 36% from the prior quarter. Shares rise 1.3% to $382.70 pre-market.