GOLDMAN'S MINNIS: AI RESHAPING PRIVATE, PUBLIC MARKETS

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SUN, MAY 24, 2026

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Christina Minnis, Goldman Sachs' global head of the Alternatives Origination Group, outlined AI's transformative effects across both investment sectors during remarks at the Milken Institute Global Conference.

Minnis addressed how artificial intelligence is reshaping capital markets operations and investment strategies during the Beverly Hills event. The Goldman executive discussed specific impacts on private and public market dynamics, touching on how AI tools are influencing deal origination, portfolio management, and market operations. The remarks come as major financial institutions accelerate AI deployment across trading, risk management, and client services. Goldman Sachs has been among the most active Wall Street firms integrating AI capabilities into its operations. Minnis's comments reflect broader industry trends where AI adoption is becoming central to competitive positioning in both alternative and traditional asset management. The discussion highlighted technological shifts reshaping how capital flows through financial markets and investment decision-making processes.

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