Wall Street has a remarkable talent for turning complicated tax rules into profitable investment products. Goldman Sachs may have just spent $2.25 billion buying one of the best examples. In August 2026, Goldman Sachs agreed to acquire Neos Inve...
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Subscribe13 OCT 2026 / BUSINESS
Goldman Sachs has acquired Neos Investments, an exchange-traded fund (ETF) manager known for its tax-efficient products, for $2.25 billion. While the acquisition strengthens Goldman's position in the $195 billion derivative-income fund market, questions arise over Neos' tax strategies and its significant use of return of capital (ROC) classification for distributions, considering the IRS's increased scrutiny of aggressive ETF tax strategies.
Wall Street has a remarkable talent for turning complicated tax rules into profitable investment products. Goldman Sachs may have just spent $2.25 billion buying one of the best examples. In August 2026, Goldman Sachs agreed to acquire Neos Inve...
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