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Goldman reaped more than $200mn in fees from hedge fund Situational Awareness

$200M+. That's what Goldman Sachs pulled in fees from a two-year-old AI hedge fund — now its biggest prime brokerage client.

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Why it matters

Situational Awareness' explosive growth and Goldman's outsized revenue haul signal how much capital is flooding into AI-focused investment vehicles. For practitioners, it's a marker of where institutional money is concentrating; for enthusiasts, it's evidence of AI's shift from startup moonshots to mega-fund territory.

The key facts

4 to know
  1. Goldman Sachs earned $200M+ in fees from Situational Awareness

  2. Situational Awareness founded ~2 years ago, now Goldman's biggest prime brokerage client

  3. AI-focused hedge fund

  4. Wall Street prime brokerage concentration

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Financial Times Technologyft.com

Publisher excerpt: Barely two-year-old AI-focused investment firm became biggest client of Wall Street bank’s prime brokerage unit
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