Goldman Sachs' newest fund will invest primarily in ETFs. Launched on January 5, the Dynamic Allocation Fund is offered in five share classes, carrying expense ratios of 139 basis points (bps) for A class shares, 214 bps for C shares, 99 bps for I shares, 114 for IR shares and 164 bps for R shares, according to the SEC filing.

The fund is managed by Katinka Domotorffy and will invest in futures, swaps, and TIPS, as well as ETFs. Goldman will serve as the fund's distributor and transfer agent. Dechert LLP acts as legal counsel. 

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