Goldman Sachs’ Asset & Wealth Management (AWM) division is becoming a key growth driver, shifting towards fee-based revenues and lower balance-sheet intensity. In 2025, the AWM division generated $14.89 billion in net revenues, with assets under supervision reaching a record $3.61 trillion. The firm is targeting high-teens returns for AWM and roughly 5% annual growth in long-term fee-based net inflows over the medium term, demonstrating its resilience compared to peers like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley.
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Goldman's Wealth Management Business Emerges as Durable Growth Engine
Goldman Sachs’ Asset & Wealth Management (AWM) division is becoming a key growth driver, shifting towards fee-based revenues and lower balance-sheet intensity. In 2025, the AWM division generated $14.89 billion in net revenues, with assets under supervision reaching a record $3.61 trillion. The firm is targeting high-teens returns for AWM and roughly 5% annual growth in long-term fee-based net inflows over the medium term, demonstrating its resilience compared to peers like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley.