Goldman Sachs closes $650M life sciences fund to bankroll industry’s ‘golden era’
The Big Banks are capitalizing on the drug development and diagnostics world, with Goldman Sachs Asset Management closing out its first life sciences fund at $650 million.
The New York-based banking conglomerate said the fund, known as West Street Life Sciences I, has already committed about $90 million to five biotech startups. That includes cancer drug developers TORL BioTherapeutics and Nested Therapeutics, as well as three Third Rock portfolio companies: MOMA, Rapport and Septerna.
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