Overview
Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) was established in 1988 as the investment management division of Goldman Sachs Group. It provides investment and advisory services to institutional and individual clients globally. The organisation focuses on delivering long-term investment performance through diversified strategies across asset classes and markets.
Mission and focus areas
GSAM’s core objective is to help clients achieve their investment goals through tailored portfolio solutions and insights. Its activities span equities, fixed income, alternatives and multi-asset strategies, supported by research and risk management capabilities. The organisation also incorporates sustainability considerations and long-term value creation into its investment approach, reflecting growing demand for responsible investing.
Structure and governance
GSAM operates as a key division within Goldman Sachs’ Asset and Wealth Management business, supported by a global network of offices and regulated entities across multiple jurisdictions. It employs thousands of professionals worldwide and operates through specialised investment teams and regional entities. Governance is aligned with the broader Goldman Sachs structure, with oversight from senior leadership and regulatory authorities in each operating market.
Programs and offerings
GSAM delivers a wide range of investment products and services, including mutual funds, separately managed accounts and alternative investment vehicles. It also provides market insights, research and portfolio advisory services to support decision-making. Its offerings are designed to address diverse client needs, combining global market expertise with data-driven analysis and customised investment strategies.
