Awards

Goldman Sachs Asset Management Win Fiduciary Management / OCIO of the Year Award by Irish Pensions

5 November 2026 | 2 minute read

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is proud to announce that we have been named the Fiduciary Manager / OCIO of the Year in the 2026 Irish Pensions Awards. 

The Irish Pensions Awards recognize pension funds, pension providers, advisers and pension professionals who strive to maintain the highest standards of excellence and professionalism in everything they do, despite the challenging economic and political landscape they find themselves operating in.

“We are honoured to be named Fiduciary Management / OCIO Firm of the Year at the Irish Pensions Awards, a recognition that reflects over a decade of partnership with Irish schemes and the expansion of our Dublin office since 2018.

Amid market volatility and shifting endgame priorities, our focus remains firmly on delivering tailored solutions by combining bespoke liability hedging and cashflow-driven investing to protect and enhance scheme funding levels. We are deeply grateful to our clients and trustee boards for their continued trust and partnership, and we remain dedicated to helping them navigate the evolving pensions landscape.”

— Christy Jesudasan, Managing Director, Head of EMEA OCIO Institutional Business, Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Winners of the Irish Pensions Awards are determined by an extensive panel of independent expert judges, using a fair and transparent judging process. The judging panel reviews nominations, which included Goldman Sachs Asset Management for the Fiduciary Management/OCIO Award category. The judges evaluate submissions based on a supporting statement outlining the firm's work in the European pension fund space, key highlights over the past year, how the offering stands out in terms of excellence, innovation, and performance, and the value added to the overall pensions space. Particular attention is paid to activity and achievements over the last 12 to 18 months. The award was presented on 4 November 2026. No compensation was paid for this recognition.