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Goldman Sachs' $15.7 billion private credit fund avoided the broader retail exodus this year by relying on institutional investors.
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Goldman Sachs' $15.7 billion private credit fund avoided the broader retail exodus this year by relying on institutional investors.
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Goldman Sachs' $15.7 billion private credit fund avoided the broader retail exodus this year by relying on institutional investors.
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Goldman Sachs states its $15.7 billion private credit fund avoided the sector-wide exodus affecting peers due to a reliance on institutional investors rather than wealthy individuals. The bank indicates it is prepared to capitalize on current market opportunities as retail investors retreat.
- • Goldman Sachs' $15.7 billion private credit fund narrowly escaped the broader exodus plaguing peers this year.
- • The fund's stability is attributed to a reliance on 'stickier, more patient institutional investors' instead of wealthy individuals.
- • Goldman Sachs says it is ready to take advantage of the market as retail investors flee private credit.