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GSAM launches new pooled funds, reveals small-cap rise

  • 11 Jan 2002
Goldman Sachs Asset Management, the sixth largest pension fund manager in the UK, has launched five new funds for its pooled fund range. The funds are primarily aimed at medium and small sized companies, and will provide a balance of equity and fixed income. The new funds ...

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