Goldman’s latest deal underscores how ‘boomer candy’ ETFs are now big business on Wall Street
First publishedAug 12, 21:12 UTC
Last updatedAug 13, 00:15 UTC · 11m ago
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Goldman Sachs announced Wednesday that it has agreed to buy Neos Investments, adding yet another ETF shop to its fast-growing asset-management business.
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- Goldman Sachs announced Wednesday that it has agreed to buy Neos Investments, adding yet another ETF shop to its fast-growing asset-management business.
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Goldman’s latest deal underscores how ‘boomer candy’ ETFs are now big business on Wall Street
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