Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
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Lender profile
Infrastructure debt arm of Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Ranked #10 in the Infrastructure Investor Debt 30 (2026), having raised $5.45bn over the trailing five years; firm-wide AUM $3.7trn.
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