Goldman wealth management in the fixed income space

In the fixed income space, Goldman Wealth Management cautions that long-duration bonds may face renewed pressure if core inflation readings surprise to the upside in coming months. To bring new alternative investments to clients, Goldman Sachs bought a $1 billion stake in T. Rowe Price. Goldman is one of the world's largest investors in alternatives. As of the end of June 2025, it was supervising $355 billion in alternative investments out of $3.29 trillion in supervised assets, according to Pensions & Investments. T. Rowe Price oversees $1.6 trillion in client assets, according to Reuters, of which about $1 trillion is related to retirement accounts. Goldman Sachs and T. Rowe Price said in early September that their partnership is focused on giving individuals and plan participants access to private markets through a range of wealth and retirement offerings. More recently, they told Reuters that the collaboration includes offering new alternative investments. Goldman Wealth Management’s research flags European equities as undervalued relative to historical averages, advising selective exposure in industrials and renewable energy sectors.