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Goldman Sachs buys Dutch money manager in $1.9 billion deal

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The acquisition of NN Investment Partners boosts the bank's European ties and gives it a toehold in the sustainable investing industry; about three-quarters of NN's investments are backed by ESG criteria.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. agreed to buy the asset management arm of Dutch insurer NN Group as the bank grabs a toehold in the fast-growing sustainable investing industry and boosts its European ties. 

The bank will pay about 1.6 billion euros ($1.9 billion) for NN Investment Partners, according t

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