Goldman Sachs shares gained in premarket trading Wednesday after the bank reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.

Goldman Sachs Group outperformed expectations in its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings with a robust financial showing across all segments.

Goldman Sachs ( NYSE: GS) stock rose 2.2% in Wednesday premarket trading after the Wall Street stalwart posted strong Q4 and full-year earnings, bolstered by solid net interest income, rebounding investment banking fees, and robust growth in its asset and wealth management businesses.

Goldman Sachs said its profit more than doubled in the fourth quarter, boosted by companies’ growing appetite for dealmaking. Profit jumped 105% to $4.11 billion. That amounted to $11.95 per share, which was far better than the $8.

Goldman’s asset and wealth management division posted an 8% revenue increase to $4.72 billion, while its global banking and markets division saw a 33% jump to $8.48 billion in Q4.

Profit rose to $4.11 billion, or $11.95 per diluted share, for the three months ended Dec. 31, compared with $2.01 billion, or $5.48 per diluted share, a year ago

Goldman Sachs earned its biggest quarterly profit in more than three years, beating Wall Street expectations, as its investment bankers brought in more fees from deals and debt sales, while its traders benefited from a surge in market activity.

Goldman Sachs reported on Wednesday higher fourth-quarter profit above market estimates, powered by strong growth in revenues, especially in investment banking fees. For the quarter, net earnings applicable to common shareholders surged 110% to $3.