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Does Human Behavior Move the Markets?
Sheba Jafari, head of technical analysis in Goldman Sachs’ Securities Division, explains how human emotions – including fear, greed and hope – drive price action in financial markets. Listen Now
Finding Value in the Private Markets
In a trend that has reshaped the financial landscape, private markets continue to gain traction as a popular alternative for companies to raise money. Mike Voris and Lyle Schwartz, who lead Goldman Sachs’ equity private placements business globally, recently shared their views on the drivers and implications for both companies and investors. Learn More
Tech IPO 'Super Cycle'
The 2019 tech IPO market is already on pace to eclipse last year’s record-breaking levels. In this episode of our series, The Long and Short of It, Nick Giovanni of the Goldman Sachs Investment Banking Division explains why we’re witnessing a super cycle of IPOs. Watch Video
Financing Social Change Through Social Bonds
Amid the growth of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing, the private sector is increasingly looking to harness capital markets to finance positive social outcomes. Earlier this month, Goldman Sachs hosted a roundtable in Paris with investors, issuers and ratings agencies to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the nascent social bonds market. We sat down with Goldman Sachs’ Ivan Fillon, Kathleen Hughes, Marc d’Andlau and Kyung-Ah Park to discuss the takeaways from the event. Learn More
Ian Bremmer: President and Founder of Eurasia Group
Geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer discusses the forces driving the debate between populists and globalists around the world and gives his insights on the political risks shaping markets and the geopolitical landscape. Watch Video
The Future of Mobility
Nonfinancial corporate debt has risen to an all-time high as a share of US GDP. How much of a threat does this pose to creditors and the sustainability of the expansion? Goldman Sachs Research sees several reasons to not be too concerned. Read Report