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FinanceGoldman Sachs has announced its second acquisition in less than 10 days, agreeing to buy LCN Capital Partners in a deal valued at up to US$410 million. The investment bank will pay approximately US$260 million upfront for the private credit firm, with an additional potential payout of up to US$150 million tied to future performance targets and service commitments. This acquisition underscores Goldman Sachs' strategy to expand its private credit capabilities and asset management business. The deal follows a period of consolidation in the financial services industry, particularly in the private lending space. LCN Capital Partners is a specialist in private credit and asset-based lending, and its acquisition will bolster Goldman Sachs' offerings in this growing market segment.
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