About GEIIX
Goldman Sachs Enhanced Income Fund Institutional Class is an ultrashort bond mutual fund designed to provide incremental income over traditional cash vehicles while emphasizing preservation of capital and liquidity. The strategy invests primarily in high‑quality U.S. fixed income, spanning corporate credit, asset‑backed and other securitized exposures, and short‑dated U.S. government securities, complemented by derivatives for duration and liquidity management. According to fund disclosures and third‑party profiles, it maintains a limited interest‑rate sensitivity consistent with ultrashort mandates, monthly income distributions, and a relatively low expense structure for institutional investors. Portfolio snapshots highlight diversified allocations that can include investment‑grade corporates such as large U.S. issuers, Treasury bills, and securitized trusts, reflecting a broad, high‑quality opportunity set across the front end of the curve. The fund’s role in the market is to serve institutions and sophisticated investors seeking a step up in yield versus money market funds with tight risk controls, short effective duration, and a focus on daily liquidity in the ultrashort category.
Fund Family Goldman Sachs
Category Ultra-Short Oblig
Performance Rating Average
Risk Rating Above Average
Stock Exchange Nasdaq
Ticker Symbol GEIIX
Share Class Institutional
Index ICE BofA 1 Year T-Bill TR
GEIIX had a total return of 3.34% in the past year, including dividends. Since the fund's
inception, the average annual return has been 2.41%.
