Goldman Sachs Asset Management

We are excited to announce our Growth Equity team’s investment in Tines, a leader in AI workflow automation. Tines empowers teams to build, run, and monitor their most mission-critical and sophisticated workflows. Organizations ranging from the Fortune 10 to startups use Tines to transform their security and IT operations, dramatically enhancing productivity and streamlining operations while mitigating risk. We look forward to partnering with the Tines team and supporting them in the next chapter of growth. Read the press release: http://ms.spr.ly/6042UmzvQ

What could tariffs mean for growth and inflation? Joining Bloomberg, Lindsay Rosner, CFA discusses the potential policy implications for fixed income investors, and how they might find opportunities in the current environment: http://ms.spr.ly/6049UlGBF

Today we share the news of our Private Equity team’s investment in Trackunit, a global technology company providing a software-as-a-service (SaaS) and operating data platform for the construction ecosystem. We have previously owned a majority stake in Trackunit, and are excited to partner once again with Trackunit’s management team to support the company’s future growth ambitions. Read the press release: http://ms.spr.ly/6041Ul3vP

Speaking at iConnections in Miami, Elizabeth Burton joined a panel on the evolution of alternative lending, Darren Cohen discussed the expansive potential of Generative AI, and Jack Springate, CFA shared his insights on the potential benefits of an unconstrained approach to hedge fund investing. View key takeaways below and explore our alternative investing capabilities: http://ms.spr.ly/6049U5b67 #GlobalAltsMiami

As the tech cycle advances, disruption may bring forward the emergence of new AI beneficiaries. Our Fundamental Equity team’s Brook Dane expects tech sector performance to broaden in 2025, with "a shift from the ‘picks and shovels’ of AI, further into the software and applications space," as he discussed in our recent client webinar. Discover the importance of staying active to differentiate winners from losers in this fast-evolving space: http://ms.spr.ly/6048UdBVG

Demand for active ETFs is on the rise, with global assets under management surging to an all-time high of over $1 trillion in 2024, fueled by record inflows. While equity funds remain the most popular choice among investors, learn why we believe the market for active fixed income ETFs is poised for an expansion: http://ms.spr.ly/6043Ubyqb

After a strong 2024, many investors are focusing on asset allocation for 2025 — but will last year’s successful strategies still work? Alexandra Wilson-Elizondo of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Christian Mueller-Glissmann, head of Asset Allocation Research, discussed the importance of diversifying investments, particularly in private markets, and other strategies for asset allocation in 2025. Listen to their conversation on Goldman Sachs Exchanges: https://click.gs.com/p0tr

We are pleased to announce the sale of the majority of Petershill’s stake in General Catalyst Partners, a global investment and transformation company. Petershill, our General Partner strategic capital business, acquired its initial non-control ownership stake in General Catalyst in 2018. Over the tenure of our partnership, General Catalyst has increased its assets under management six-fold and has grown into a leading global investment and transformation company. The stake was sold for $726m, a material premium to its holding value within Petershill Partners plc, a listed company operated by Goldman Sachs Asset Management. We believe this realization further demonstrates our track record of partnering with leading mid-market private capital firms, drawing on the considerable diligence and partnership resources of Goldman Sachs to help create value for both our GP partner-firms and for investors in our program. Read more on the Petershill Partners plc website: http://ms.spr.ly/6042U8Z0m Note: Investment Solutions

What lies ahead for fixed income markets in the first quarter of 2025? Kay Haigh and Whitney Watson introduce our first fixed income outlook of the year, which outlines our key investment views and the aspects of the market we’re watching. Discover where we see risks and opportunities for fixed income investors in Q1: http://ms.spr.ly/6041oCP4h

“The economic and market backdrop remains dynamic, but generally positive,” says our CIO of public investing, Ashish Shah, in his op-ed for WealthManagement.com. How might investors go about portfolio construction in this environment? “Look to utilize multiple strategies across fixed-income and equity markets—combining stocks with bond-like characteristics and bonds with stock-like characteristics,” Ashish suggests. “That mix allows for the construction of portfolios with the potential to generate attractive risk-return income." Read Ashish’s views on why 2025 is a year to diversify portfolios with a focus on income: http://ms.spr.ly/6045oIiac