GS·The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

Today, Goldman Sachs is advising CVC Capital Partners on a potential sale of D-Marin, which could generate fees for the firm and impact near-term revenue. Simultaneously, the CEO revealed a small personal Bitcoin investment while closely monitoring the cryptocurrency, signaling a cautious approach to digital assets. This follows a trend of institutional activity, as Duquesne Family Office initiated a new position in GS in Q4, indicating confidence in the firm's future. The investment bank advised on over half of deals exceeding $10 billion in 2025, which, along with investor interest, reinforces a positive outlook for GS. Goldman Sachs strategists also noted that a majority of large-cap active mutual funds are outperforming their benchmarks this year, driven by broader equity market gains beyond mega-cap tech stocks. Furthermore, Goldman Sachs has adjusted its price target for Ingersoll Rand to $103, up from $94, while maintaining a Buy rating. Investors should watch for further developments in the D-Marin sale and any shifts in GS's crypto strategy.