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Goldman Hits $1 Trillion Record

Goldman Hits $1 Trillion Record
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 17 June 2026, 16:23 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 17th, 2026 Goldman Hits $1 Trillion Record Goldman Sachs just broke records, advising on over $1 trillion in M&A deals faster than any bank in history. Stephan Feldgoise is the Head of Global M&A at Goldman. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why AI is fueling massive corporate acquisitions, why CEOs are ignoring short-term uncertainty, and why a private equity comeback could push dealmaking even higher.

Jun 17th, 2026 Goldman Hits $1 Trillion Record Goldman Sachs just broke records, advising on over $1 trillion in M&A deals faster than any bank in history. Stephan Feldgoise is the Head of Global M&A at Goldman. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why AI is fueling massive corporate acquisitions, why CEOs are ignoring short-term uncertainty, and why a private equity comeback could push dealmaking even higher. [Image text:] Bloomberg GOLDMANTOPS$1TRILLIONOFM&A Open Interest
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