Goldman Sachs Alternatives

Asset manager

At a glance

Goldman Sachs Alternatives appears in 12 funding rounds tracked by ValueAddVC since 2025, leading 5. Its most frequent sectors in these rounds are Fintech & Crypto and Enterprise Software, and its most recent tracked deal was Cyera's $400M Series G extension round (Sep 24, 2026). It co-invests most often with Lightspeed Venture Partners, GIC and Andreessen Horowitz.

Strategy

Geographies
New York, New York, USA

Recent changes

  1. Sep 24, 2026Invested in Cyera (Series G (extension), $400M) Cyera press release
  2. Sep 14, 2026Invested in Temporal (Series E, $550M) Temporal
  3. Sep 9, 2026Invested in Harvey ($550M) TechCrunch
  4. Aug 28, 2026Invested in Owner (Growth, $240M) Crunchbase News
  5. Aug 27, 2026Invested in Socure (Growth, $156M) Crunchbase News
Earlier changes (6)
  1. Aug 17, 2026Invested in Higgsfield (Series B, $400M) TechCrunch
  2. Aug 11, 2026Invested in Vaderis Therapeutics (Series B, $152.5M) PR Newswire
  3. Jul 13, 2026Invested in Helsing (Series E, $1.8B) CNBC
  4. Jun 24, 2026Invested in Taktile (Series C, $110M) PYMNTS
  5. Jun 4, 2026Invested in Ramp (Series F, $750M) PR Newswire
  6. Dec 11, 2025Invested in Harness (Series E, $240M) TechCrunch

Portfolio

13 total

Recent Investment Activity

12

Track record: led 5 and participated in 7 of 12 tracked venture rounds · 12 in the last 12 months · led 1 Series G (extension), 1 Growth, 1 Series B, 1 Series D

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Sep 24, 2026CyeraSeries G (extension)Led$400M$12BCyera press release
Sep 14, 2026TemporalSeries EParticipated$550M$12.55BTemporal
Sep 9, 2026Harveyfunding roundParticipated$550M$15.5BTechCrunch
Aug 28, 2026OwnerGrowthLed$240M$2.3 billionPulse story
Aug 27, 2026SocureGrowthParticipated$156M$5.2BCrunchbase News
Aug 17, 2026HiggsfieldSeries BParticipated$400M$5.4BTechCrunch
Aug 11, 2026Vaderis TherapeuticsSeries BLed$152.5M—Pulse story
Jul 15, 2026Spectro CloudSeries DLed$100M+—
Goldman Sachs AlternativesLeadunverifiedAMD VenturesunverifiedLG Technology VenturesunverifiedEricssonMaximus
Spectro Cloud
Jul 13, 2026HelsingSeries EParticipated$1.8B$18 billion
Thrive CapitalLeadunverifiedDragoneer Investment GroupunverifiedLightspeed Venture PartnersunverifiedDisruptiveunverifiedIconiq CapitalunverifiedGoldman Sachs AlternativesunverifiedJPMorganunverifiedCPP Investments
Pulse story
Jun 24, 2026TaktileSeries CLed$110M—PYMNTS
Jun 4, 2026RampSeries FParticipated$750M$44BPR Newswire
Dec 11, 2025HarnessSeries EParticipated$240M—TechCrunch

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
Fintech
3 · 23%
Biotech
2 · 15%
Cybersecurity
1 · 8%
Developer tools
1 · 8%
Legal tech
1 · 8%
Defense
1 · 8%
AI infra
1 · 8%
Enterprise SaaS
1 · 8%
By stage (tracked rounds)
Series E
3 · 25%
Growth
2 · 17%
Series B
2 · 17%
Series G (extension)
1 · 8%
Series D
1 · 8%
Series C
1 · 8%
Series F
1 · 8%

Co-Investors

12

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Latest Pulse

  1. Cyera Adds $400M From Goldman At $12B ValuationCyera raised a $400 million extension to its Series G from Goldman Sachs Alternatives, holding its $12 billion valuation flat from June as the data-security company builds out AI agent monitoring.→
  2. Temporal Raises $550M As Agentic AI Needs Durable CodeTemporal Technologies raised a $550 million Series E (announced September 14) at a $12.55 billion valuation led by Lightspeed, as demand for durable execution infrastructure grows alongside longer-running agentic AI workloads.→
  3. Nine US Rounds, $8.7B, Ten Days: September's Real PaceValue Add Pulse totaled the nine largest US venture rounds of September 5-11 and found $8.7 billion committed, with three deals at $1 billion or more.→
  4. Harvey Raises $550M At $15.5B ValuationLegal AI startup Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, nearly doubling in nine months across two rounds while building its own open-weight model instead of depending solely on OpenAI or Anthropic.→
  5. Owner Raises $240M at $2.3B to Run Local BusinessesOwner, the AI platform that runs websites, ordering, marketing and phone support for restaurants, raised $240 million led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives at a $2.3 billion valuation.→
  6. Socure Raises $156M at $5.2B and Buys FravityIdentity-verification company Socure raised $156 million led by Summit Partners at a $5.2 billion valuation and acquired agentic AI startup Fravity, disclosing $364 million of annual recurring revenue growing 63% year over year.→
  7. Socure Raises $156M at $5.2B, Buys FravityIdentity-verification firm Socure raised $156 million at a $5.2 billion valuation and simultaneously acquired agentic fraud-investigation startup Fravity, folding its technology into a new RiskOS_Agents product line.→
  8. Higgsfield Quadruples Valuation to $5.4B in 8 MonthsAI video and image startup Higgsfield raised a $400 million Series B at a $5.4 billion valuation, four times its mark from eight months ago, on $700 million in annualized revenue.→
  9. Databricks Closes $5B Round at $190B ValuationDatabricks closed a $5 billion round at a $190 billion valuation led by Coatue, after the company said it crossed a $7 billion annualized revenue run-rate with more than 80% year-over-year growth.→
  10. Vaderis Raises $152M Series B for Rare Disease TrialVaderis Therapeutics closed an oversubscribed $152.5 million Series B co-led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives and TCGX to fund a global Phase 3 trial of its drug for a rare blood vessel disorder.→
  11. Goldman-Backed Attovia Seeks $212.5M in Biotech IPOAttovia Therapeutics is seeking up to $212.5 million in a US IPO, offering 12.5 million shares at $15-$17 each, backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Deep Track Capital, Frazier Life Sciences, and venBio.→
  12. Europe's Defense-Tech Rounds Are Catching Up to the USHelsing's $1.8 billion round at an $18 billion valuation puts a concrete number on how fast European defense-tech financing is closing the gap with a US market that produced four separate billion-dollar-plus rounds this year alone.→
  13. The AI Trade Just Split in Two: Buyers vs. SellersNvidia has shed roughly $1 trillion in value since May even as Meta's data center costs balloon past $50 billion and Helsing raises Europe's biggest-ever defense round -- capex is up, but the margin is shifting away from the chip seller.→
  14. Helsing Raises $1.8B, Europe's Biggest Defense RoundMunich-based Helsing closed a $1.8 billion Series E at an $18 billion valuation, Europe's biggest-ever defense-tech round, with Goldman Sachs Alternatives, CPPIB and JPMorgan joining as new investors amid oversubscribed demand.→
  15. Taktile Raises $110M Series C Led by Goldman Sachs for AI Decisioning in FinanceTaktile raised a $110 million Series C led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives to scale its AI decisioning platform, which lets banks and insurers automate underwriting, claims, fraud detection and anti-money-laundering workflows with human oversight. The round is a vote of confidence that regulated financial institutions will pay for AI that makes high-stakes decisions auditable rather than just faster.→
  16. Ramp Raises $750M Series F at a $44B Valuation as Fintechs With an AI Story Command PremiumsSpend-management company Ramp raised $750 million in a Series F at a $44 billion valuation, led by Iconiq, GIC and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan -- nearly tripling its valuation in a year. With annualized revenue past $1 billion and 70,000+ customers, Ramp has become the marquee example of investors paying up for fintechs that have credibly bolted on AI.→

Goldman Sachs Alternatives FAQ

What companies has Goldman Sachs Alternatives invested in?

Goldman Sachs Alternatives' portfolio includes Ramp, Harness, Cyera, Temporal, Harvey, Owner, and 7 more tracked companies.

Who does Goldman Sachs Alternatives co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Goldman Sachs Alternatives most often invests alongside Lightspeed Venture Partners (4 shared deals), Accel (3 shared deals), Coatue Management (3 shared deals), GIC (3 shared deals), Alkeon Capital (2 shared deals).

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