# Goldman Sachs Updates U.S. and European Conviction Lists for September

Goldman Sachs refreshed its conviction lists in the U.S. and Europe, adding biotech and European stocks while removing others.

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Goldman Sachs updated its U.S. and European conviction lists for September, adding several new names as it refreshed its highest-conviction ideas heading into the autumn. [^1]

Goldman Sachs added Adyen, RWE, and Talanx to its European Conviction List Directors Cut list, which tracks the bank's buy-rated European equities. [^2]

Analyst Alberto Gandolfi expects RWE stock to re-rate as it shifts from a power generator to a vertically integrated powerhouse following its acquisition of a majority stake in Amprion. [^3]

Analyst Salveen Richter believes the large-cap biotech is well-positioned for long-term growth as it executes against potentially up to five, multi-billion dollar opportunities spanning cystic fibrosis, pain, kidney disease and hematology. [^4]

In the U.S., Goldman Sachs left its conviction list at 23 names after adding a large-cap biotech firm and removing other unspecified positions. [^5]

Goldman Sachs analyst Mohammed Moawalla said Adyen's integrated platform, new client ramps including the Toast partnership in the US and Shopify's European expansion, and tie-ups with OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft for agentic commerce will drive its upside. [^6]

Goldman Sachs sees 77% upside for Adyen, the largest call among the three additions. [^7]

Goldman Sachs set a 75 target for RWE, implying 28% upside, with analyst Alberto Gandolfi expecting grid spending and possible data center deals to lift valuation, also flagging stronger US renewable returns and potential LNG profits. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Goldman Sachs updated its U.S. and European conviction lists for September, adding several new names as it refreshed its highest-conviction ideas heading into the autumn. (Investing.com, News)
2. Goldman Sachs added Adyen, RWE, and Talanx to its European Conviction List Directors Cut list, which tracks the bank's buy-rated European equities. (beincrypto.com, News)
3. Analyst Alberto Gandolfi expects RWE stock to re-rate as it shifts from a power generator to a vertically integrated powerhouse following its acquisition of a majority stake in Amprion. (Investing.com, News)
4. Analyst Salveen Richter believes the large-cap biotech is well-positioned for long-term growth as it executes against potentially up to five, multi-billion dollar opportunities spanning cystic fibrosis, pain, kidney disease and hematology. (Investing.com, News)
5. In the U.S., Goldman Sachs left its conviction list at 23 names after adding a large-cap biotech firm and removing other unspecified positions. (Investing.com, News)
6. Goldman Sachs analyst Mohammed Moawalla said Adyen's integrated platform, new client ramps including the Toast partnership in the US and Shopify's European expansion, and tie-ups with OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft for agentic commerce will drive its upside. (beincrypto.com, News)
7. Goldman Sachs sees 77% upside for Adyen, the largest call among the three additions. (beincrypto.com, News)
8. Goldman Sachs set a 75 target for RWE, implying 28% upside, with analyst Alberto Gandolfi expecting grid spending and possible data center deals to lift valuation, also flagging stronger US renewable returns and potential LNG profits. (beincrypto.com, News)

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