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Dover Street X, the firm's latest flagship secondaries fund, is seeking $6.5bn including co-investment capital.
The fund is targeting $7bn, slightly less than its predecessor raised at final close in 2017.
The CEE-focused buyout firm, which is seeking €800m for its fifth flagship, is considering restructuring options for its 2007-vintage fund.
As the firm seeks $7bn for its latest flagship fund, we look at the performance of Goldman Sachs Asset Management's flagship secondaries vehicles so far.
The private equity giant approached secondaries buyers about acquiring LP stakes in its 2013-vintage Sub-Saharan Africa Fund and making a stapled commitment to its successor.
The firm is seeking $700m for its latest real assets secondaries vehicle and has upped its carried interest to 12.5% from 10% compared with Fund III.
The secondaries giant is closing in on the target of Lexington Capital Partners IX in what could be the biggest fund dedicated to the strategy so far.
The €600m SAGA VII can make opportunistic secondaries purchases, according to partner Jesper Knutsson.
The firm has raised $450m for Commonfund Capital Secondary Partners II in a final close.
The firm has raised at least $310m for Secondary Opportunities Fund IV on its way to its more than $1bn target.