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] Anthropic's listing has created a large number of millionaire Wall Street banks competing for wealth management businesses] In addition to competing for Anthropic PBC's much-anticipated initial public offering, Wall Street banks are also competing to manage the wealth that employees of this artificial intelligence company are expected to gain after its major listing. According to people familiar with the matter, Goldman Sachs Group, Bank of America, the wealth management division of Bank of New York Mellon, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Wells Fargo have been in talks with Anthropic, and the company is seeking to provide employees with a list of advisors who can help them manage the huge wealth they are expected to earn. Representatives from these banks and Anthropic declined to comment. Some people familiar with the matter said that Anthropic requires agencies to introduce their wealth management business and disclose details of fees, services, and other operational aspects. As the communication was not made public, these individuals requested anonymity. Anthropic has sent out a request for information in recent weeks, and some smaller boutique agencies and consulting firms have also responded.
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] Anthropic's listing has created a large number of millionaire Wall Street banks competing for wealth management businesses] In addition to competing for Anthropic PBC's much-anticipated initial public offering, Wall Street banks are also competing to manage the wealth that employees of this artificial intelligence company are expected to gain after its major listing. According to people familiar with the matter, Goldman Sachs Group, Bank of America, the wealth management division of Bank of New York Mellon, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Wells Fargo have been in talks with Anthropic, and the company is seeking to provide employees with a list of advisors who can help them manage the huge wealth they are expected to earn. Representatives from these banks and Anthropic declined to comment. Some people familiar with the matter said that Anthropic requires agencies to introduce their wealth management business and disclose details of fees, services, and other operational aspects. As the communication was not made public, these individuals requested anonymity. Anthropic has sent out a request for information in recent weeks, and some smaller boutique agencies and consulting firms have also responded.
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