Wall Street heavyweight Goldman Sachs just dropped a bomb—they're scooping up ETF issuer Innovator Capital for a cool $2 billion. This move signals serious institutional interest in the exchange-traded fund space. Traditional finance giants aren't playing around anymore; they're grabbing market share aggressively. Could this reshape how we see asset management evolving? The consolidation game is heating up fast.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 2h ago
Goldman Sachs is buying the dip on ETFs, this is what we call institutional control, TradFi should be nervous.
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BrokenYield
· 6h ago
ngl, gs throwing $2b at innovator is just classic trad finance doing what they do best—buying their way into relevance lol. the consolidation thesis writes itself when you've got that much dry powder sitting around. wonder what correlation matrix they ran before this one 😏
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GasWaster
· 6h ago
Goldman Sachs spent $2 billion to buy Innovator. Is TradFi really starting to copy our homework?
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 6h ago
Damn, TradFi is really going to squeeze us retail investors to death.
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FastLeaver
· 6h ago
Goldman Sachs is seriously getting into ETFs with this buying spree, are we still just watching?
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 6h ago
gm, Goldman Sachs really started to do ETFs, TradFi still has its means...
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 6h ago
2B dollars? Ha, I've been through the lessons of Lehman Brothers in 2008, and I've seen through Wall Street's acquisition tricks.
Wall Street heavyweight Goldman Sachs just dropped a bomb—they're scooping up ETF issuer Innovator Capital for a cool $2 billion. This move signals serious institutional interest in the exchange-traded fund space. Traditional finance giants aren't playing around anymore; they're grabbing market share aggressively. Could this reshape how we see asset management evolving? The consolidation game is heating up fast.