HeyJaredJon Macaskill
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Palmer Square would give Goldman CLO scale and Apollo-style baggage | IFR (opens the original)
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Goldman Sachs could add instant CLO scale by buying Palmer Square Capital Management. A deal might also increase Goldman’s risk premium as its business mix edges closer to alternative asset managers like Apollo. Goldman is reportedly in talks to buy Palmer Square, a US$37bn asset manager with a focus on collateralised loan obligations. The two firms declined to comment on a possible deal, but fee and earnings multiples indicate that Goldman might end up paying around US$1bn for the CLO manager.
Macaskill on Markets: Palmer Square would give Goldman CLO scale and Apollo-style baggage | IFR (opens the original)
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Goldman Sachs could add instant CLO scale by buying Palmer Square Capital Management. A deal might also increase Goldman’s risk premium as its business mix edges closer to alternative asset managers like Apollo. Goldman is reportedly in talks to buy Palmer Square, a US$37bn asset manager with a focus on collateralised loan obligations. The two firms declined to comment on a possible deal, but fee and earnings multiples indicate that Goldman might end up paying around US$1bn for the CLO manager.
Macaskill on Markets: Is Nvidia a problem for JP Morgan, or Goldman Sachs? | IFR (opens the original)
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JP Morgan was conspicuous by its absence from Nvidia’s US$500bn AI financing consortium, with Goldman Sachs the only bank to make the cut. Is JP Morgan ceding ground to Goldman or taking a more sensible approach to AI funding risk? Goldman chief executive David Solomon played to the cameras on August 10 when Nvidia announced a US$500bn AI financing platform. Nvidia rounded up six partners to join its AI pledge, which featured a nice round target – half a trillion US dollars – but little tangible
Macaskill on Markets: Think twice about being a second-choice prime broker | IFR (opens the original)
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A brush with failure for hedge fund Situational Awareness should warn banks that being a second-choice prime broker can be a risky proposition. Situational Awareness shot to prominence on the back of AI-related stock bets by its founder Leopold Aschenbrenner, a 25-year-old investor who pitched a futuristic narrative that persuaded many investors to look past trading fundamentals. By early July the fund had around US$45bn of assets on the back of strong performance that was boosted by high levera
Macaskill on Markets: Dimon dodges the question that matters most | IFR (opens the original)
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Jamie Dimon was uncharacteristically evasive when asked on the bank’s second-quarter earnings call about the timeline for his departure from the top job at JP Morgan. “Several years, a few years – plus or minus. It’s totally up to the board, it’s not up to me,” Dimon told analysts. This was disingenuous – no one believes the decision will be made by JP Morgan’s board of directors, rather than by Dimon himself. Apart from anything else, he is chairman of that board. It also runs counter to Dimon’
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