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Investing capital since , we seek to provide private high yield capital for mid- to large-sized leveraged and management buyout transactions, recapitalizations, financings, refinancings, acquisitions and restructurings for clients such as private equity firms, private family companies and corporate issuers.

Our team:. With 20 years of experience in the mezzanine market, our group has strong relationships with leading private equity sponsors and corporations across the globe. These relationships, together with our ability to access the Goldman Sachs network, generate opportunities for GS Mezzanine Partners to extend credit.

Goldman Sachs Loan Partners and Senior Credit Partners is one of the largest fund families dedicated to the senior secured loan asset class. Since , we have invested primarily in high quality senior secured loans. Our focus is on originating loans for mid- to large-sized leveraged and management buyout transactions, recapitalizations, refinancings, financings, acquisitions and restructurings for organizations such as private equity firms, private family companies and corporate issuers.

We may also make opportunistic purchases of senior secured loans in the secondary market. Goldman Sachs Loan Partners and Senior Credit Partners benefits from strong relationships with leading private equity sponsors and management teams across the globe.

Along with the ability to leverage the rest of the Goldman Sachs franchise, these relationships help us generate opportunities to finance companies in need of capital. Our Goldman Sachs Alternative Energy Investing Group is a dedicated platform deploying capital in the alternative energy sector through a broad range of financing solutions.

We are committed to the continuous development of the energy sector, from the conventional renewable energy sector to storage solutions and other alternative technologies. Our opportunistic credit platform seeks to directly originate debt and structured equity investments in order to generate attractive risk-adjusted value irrespective of market conditions.

We are dedicated to providing debt and equity capital to commercial real estate investors, developers and companies globally. Manage We preserve and grow assets for institutions, including mutual funds, pension funds and foundations, as well as individuals. Invest We invest our capital alongside our clients' capital to help businesses grow. Innovate We develop ideas and analysis that drive new perspectives, new products and new paths to growth.

Investment Banking Provides advice and services to help organization with mergers and acquisitions, financing and other transactions. Financing The Financing group structures and executes a variety of transactions, including equity offerings, debt issuances, and derivative transactions. Industry Sectors Our global structure allows us to better serve the strategic and financing needs of our clients across all geographies and industries. Learn More.

Consumer Banking Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers no-fee, unsecured personal loans; a high-yield Online Savings Account and certificates of deposit; and Clarity Money, a personal financial management app.

Private Wealth Management We offer wealth advisory services, including portfolio management and financial counseling, and brokerage and other transaction services to high-net-worth individuals and families. Asset Management We provide investment management solutions across all major asset classes to a diverse set of institutional and individual clients.

Alternatives The Alternatives business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management is the primary center for our long term principal investing activity. Goldman Sachs has invested in communities across the United States, supporting a wide variety of development and revitalization projects.

A weekly email from Goldman Sachs about trends shaping markets, industries and the global economy. Search here Asset Management. Goldman has made over such investments, according to data from CrunchBase. They include deals led by the tech investment banking group, an investment team housed in the securities division that puts money into trading technology company, and units housed in the investing and lending division. But Goldman "came in third" on the IPO. Still, the bank and its clients made a tidy profit on the social network.

Lately, plenty of capital has been flowing into the online auto-sales arena for several reasons. One reason is that the space is ripe for disruption, in part owed to the difficulty of getting all the way through a car purchase.

But a key opportunity for banks is to help the online players build financing out that flows through the lenders themselves. WeWork is one of the hottest startups in New York, and when Goldman Sachs went to back the company a year ago, it did so with gusto.

While Goldman didn't come in "first" on Facebook's initial public offering, the big bank's luck would improve. One of the hottest private startups outside of Uber these days is Pinterest.

Of course, Goldman found a way to invest in the company, but not until mid The mega-round Goldman participated in this May will help the company continue its global development and, hopefully for Goldman and its clients , drive the online retail startup toward an outsized exit. Foodpanda was already on a roll of international expansion before Goldman joined in earlier this year. But for this Berlin-based food delivery startup, it certainly can't hurt to have a Goldman Sachs executive joining its board.

Goldman led a consortium of banks to put money in a communications tool then known as Perzo — which, since, has been rebranded Symphony. Goldman, along with numerous Wall Street firms, put its own money into deals to support the startup challenger to Bloomberg LP, including one last month. Motif Investing has attracted capital from top venture and Wall Street firms — Goldman Sachs being just one of them.

Motif is a customizable investing platform on steroids — you can build a series of factors into an investment, which allows investors to personalize picks instead of having to just buy into an ETF if they were looking for specific sector exposure. OnDeck's stock hasn't fared well in the time since the IPO, so perhaps it's best that Goldman didn't market this particular deal to its clients.



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