Goldman Sachs has placed its Paris offices under police surveillance after a warning from U.S. authorities about a potential attack by a pro-Iranian group. The alert follows a recent foiled bomb plot targeting a Bank of America branch in Paris.
The suspect, an adult accused of recruiting minors, was arrested along with three teenagers allegedly tasked with planting an explosive device. Authorities suspect a link to the Islamist group HAYI, known for attacks on Jewish targets in Europe.
The heightened security response coincides with recent U.S.-Israeli strikes against Iran, escalating regional tensions. Goldman Sachs has authorized remote work for Paris staff and emphasized employee safety.