Founded in 1991 and headquartered in New York, Goldman Sachs Asset Management is a corporate investor that focuses on funding startups in the United States. With a preference for startups that are 6-10 years old, the fund typically invests in rounds with 2-3 participants. The fund has a track record of committing more exits compared to other organizations and has invested in popular portfolio startups such as Azanda Network Devices, Counsyl, and TriplePoint Venture Growth. While the fund does not have a specific preference for founders, startups with 3 or 5+ founders have a lower chance of being financed. The fund primarily invests in the Internet and Finance sectors and often collaborates with other investors such as Baker Capital, Highland Capital Partners, and Wall Street Technology Partners.