Goldman and Evercore pitch ‘forever funds’ to private equity investors
Bloomberg News reports that Goldman Sachs and Evercore are offering private equity investors so-called forever funds. Reuters has not verified the story.
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what happened
According to Bloomberg News, Goldman Sachs and Evercore are proposing so-called forever funds (‘forever funds’) to private equity market participants. The report was published on October 19, 2026.
The available text gives no details on how these funds are structured, their timing or their size. Reuters noted that it has not verified the report and does not vouch for its accuracy.
why it matters
For markets this is an early signal. If the forever fund model gains traction, it could change how private equity managers raise and keep capital, and create new revenue for investment banks. Without more detail, the scale is hard to judge, so the effect on bank and asset manager shares remains unclear.
market impact
Banks and private equity managers: a possible change in how capital is raised, effect still unclear
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sources
- Goldman, Evercore are pitching ‘forever funds’ to private equity — Bloomberg News, 19 October 2026 at 14:14 UTC
- Goldman, Evercore are pitching ‘forever funds’ to private equity — Bloomberg News, 19 October 2026 at 14:22 UTC
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