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Goldman Sachs shakeup is big play for independent advisors

Joe Duran, the former head of United Capital, the RIA that Goldman bought in 2019, is stepping back from his role as a bank partner but will continue as a consultant. Here's what that change and others mean for advisors.

Goldman Sachs Marcus makes a splash in the robo-advisory pool

Much like other robo-advisors,  Marcus Invest will offer portfolios with low-cost stock and bond ETFs, including Goldman Sachs ETFs, based on users risk tolerance and goals. The Marcus 5 million customers as of last September and already offers a savings account, consumer loans, and a personal finance management tool. The latest launch broadens Goldman s fintech offering into a new growth area, creating cross-selling opportunities among a wider consumer base. With Marcus Invest, the bank can capitalize on a booming sector over the coming years to drive customer acquisition: Insider Intelligence  expects that $830 billion will be invested in robo-advisors in North America by 2024, up from $330 billion in 2019.

Goldman Sachs on plans for new Marcus Invest robo-advisor

Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs launched its robo-advisor, called Marcus Invest, to the public on Tuesday. It s launching into a crowded space, competing with startup and bank-owned robo-advisors. Sonali Divilek and Andrea Finan, executives overseeing the roll-out, laid out the product s plans. Goldman Sachs is finally launching its do-it-yourself wealth management offering to the public, marking a milestone in the elite firm s quest to appeal to Main Street.  The bank rolled out Marcus Invest, its automated investment tool with a $1,000 account minimum, on Tuesday after having previously faced delays as a result of the pandemic. Marcus Invest is set to compete with startup robo-advisors and bank-run products like Bank of America s Merrill Guided Investing, and will charge an annual advisory fee of 0.35%, billed quarterly. Wealthfront and Betterment, the standalone robo-advisors that launched around a decade ago, both charge an annual advisory fee of

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