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  1. Goldman Sachs19 min

    Companies Continue to Turn to SPACs for Greater Flexibility

    Olympia McNerney, Jake Seward

    The 2020 SPAC market surged to over 200 IPOs raising $100 billion, driven by flexible terms and a broadening investor base that included traditional mutual funds. Following a temporary correction caused by supply fatigue in late 2020, the sector stabilized by December with 10 to 15 successful combinations, signaling renewed momentum for 2021. Looking forward, the industry is expanding into global markets and sectors like PropTech and auto tech, with Goldman Sachs noting 80 active SPACs poised to facilitate an additional $500 billion in M&A activity over the next two years.

  2. Goldman Sachs16 min

    Why Investing in the Longest Bull Market in History is Still a Smart Move

    Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, Jake Siewert, Jake Seward

    Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Management's 2020 "Room to Grow" report argues that the current economic expansion will likely persist through 2020, citing favorable central bank policies, a low 20% recession probability, and balanced market conditions that support an 87% chance of positive returns. The firm recommends a strategic overweight in U.S. equities driven by superior demographics and productivity, while cautioning that high capital gains taxes make it inefficient for investors to sell assets waiting for a market dip. Although the analysis acknowledges short-term volatility from geopolitical tensions and the coronavirus outbreak, it projects that disinflationary trends and robust household balance sheets will allow underlying economic growth to reassert itself within months.