The Goldman Sachs Retirement Survey & Insights Report 2025 puts a hard number on what many workers already sense: the bar for retirement keeps moving higher.
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Variable-rate preferreds like GS.PR.C and USB.PR.A now yield ~6% and trade near their coupon floors, discounting a future Fed rate-cutting cycle. These securities offer dual upside: limited downside if rates fall (due to coupon floors) and strong relative appreciation if rates unexpectedly rise. Trading history suggests current levels are attractive entry points, especially as a hedge against fixed-duration income exposure in uncertain rate environments.
As one of the biggest names in the asset management landscape, Goldman Sachs has major resources and puts out plenty of important reports. The most recent may have some very interesting points of information for advisors and investors to consider.
GS bets big on AI with a $1.5B Anthropic venture and firmwide overhaul to boost efficiency, reshape revenue mix and drive long-term growth.
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The Trade Desk also invested in Hightouch, which is now valued at $2.75 billion.
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s GS first-quarter 2026 results were impressive. The company's quarterly top and bottom-line numbers beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate.
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GS rides on market volatility to a near-record Q1 revenue, with trading, advisory and asset growth highlighting shifting client behavior.