The deal would add NEOS’ $30 billion ETF enterprise, together with Bitcoin- and Ether-linked revenue funds, to Goldman Sachs Asset Administration.
Goldman Sachs has agreed to amass exchange-traded fund supervisor NEOS Investments for as much as $2.25 billion, a deal that will add the agency’s Bitcoin- and Ether-linked funds to its rising ETF enterprise.
NEOS manages $30 billion throughout 19 options-based revenue ETFs, together with the Bitcoin Excessive Earnings ETF (BTCI), Boosted Bitcoin Excessive Earnings ETF (XBCI) and Ethereum Excessive Earnings ETF (NEHI). The crypto funds use options-based methods designed to generate month-to-month revenue alongside publicity to Bitcoin (BTC) or Ether (ETH).
The acquisition is anticipated to shut within the first quarter of 2027, topic to regulatory approval, with NEOS co-founders Troy Cates and Garrett Paolella and the agency’s broader group set to affix Goldman Sachs Asset Administration.
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