Asian hedge fund managers favor growth over Bitcoin: Goldman Sachs survey
One third of participants see Bitcoin as the least preferable investment asset. Earlier this week, a Bank of America survey found that American hedge fund managers favor Bitcoin (BTC) over tech, but Goldman Sachs' poll with the Asian chief investment officers tells a different story.Goldman Sach Global Investment Research published a new survey polling 25 chief investment officers from different hedge funds. The results show that Bitcoin is the least favorite investment class for 35% of the participants. “We held two CIO roundtable sessions earlier this week, which were attended by 25 CIOs....
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Bitcoin (BTC) is the least favored investment among chief investment officers (CIOs), according to a recent survey by Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs Survey Reveals Negative Sentiment Two roundtable discussions for chief investment officers of hedge funds were recently hosted by investment bank Goldman Sachs. According to the bank, bitcoin is their least preferred investment. The […]
As far as the official explanation for this round of job cuts goes, Goldman Sachs blames the harsh environment since the financial crisis. Our society is going through some very difficult economic times right now. Banks and financial institutions are axing jobs left and right. Goldman Sachs will cut nearly 30% of their Asian investment jobs over the next few years. Slow growth, and the emergence of alternative finance are two driving factors for this decision. Interestingly enough, the majority of jobs will be cut in regions where Bitcoin is thriving. Goldman Sachs Struggles In Asia. The....
Investment bank Goldman Sachs recently held two roundtable sessions for chief investment officers of hedge funds. The bank found that they see bitcoin as their least favorite investment. In contrast, the latest Bank of America Fund Manager Survey found that “long bitcoin” was the most crowded trade. CIOs Reveal Their Most and Least Favorite Investments Goldman Sachs published a note Saturday after conducting a survey to find out what investments chief investment officers (CIOs) favor in the current market. Goldman Sachs strategist Timothy Moe wrote: We held two CIO roundtable....
On June 18, Goldman Sachs began trading Bitcoin futures through Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital network, paving the way for banking institutions. Galaxy Digital announced the agreement as part of Goldman Sachs’ crypto investment strategy. Galaxy And Goldman Sachs Shake Hands Goldman Sachs has taken a step further in its efforts to assist hedge funds and […]
Investment bank Goldman Sachs says institutional investors and asset managers are driven to bitcoin by “fear of missing out” (FOMO). Goldman now considers bitcoin a new asset class. Nonetheless, institutional investors are facing several strong barriers to entry into the crypto market. Asset Managers, Institutions Facing Crypto FOMO Goldman Sachs said Monday that the fear of missing out (FOMO) on potential gains from cryptocurrencies among investors has pushed crypto prices higher over the past year. Mathew McDermott, Goldman Sachs’ global head of digital assets, said in....