Tag: Apollo
Private Equity Firms? More Like Private Debt Providers
Lending occupies more and more of PE companies’ attention, per a new PitchBook Report.
Private Credit Not Likely to Run Out of Capital, per Report
The loans yield around 10% yearly, a big enticement to investors, and borrower demand is high, according to Turning Rock Partners.
Ackman Firm’s Projected Market Cap Is $10 billion
His Pershing Square plans a 2025 IPO, and recently sold a 10% stake worth $1 billion.
Lockheed Martin Sued Over Pension Risk Transfer With Athene
Possible IPO Stars for 2024: Private Equity Firms
Amid encouraging market performances of other public buyout companies, expect a spate of PE operators to go public, says PitchBook.
Why Private Credit Is So Darn Popular
Yields are high, and well-fixed institutions back them, but what happens in a recession?
How Private Equity Firms Can Protect ‘Treasure Trove’ From Digital Threats
Pension Risk Transfers: What to Watch Out For
Will the PRT be financially solid? Will the sponsor be left worse off? How will transferred beneficiaries fare?
Former Connecticut Treasurer Named Chief Public Pension Strategist at Apollo Global Management
Private Markets Keep Growing, Even Amid Slowdown, Says PitchBook
Venture capital and private equity boosted their valuations mightily in the past 20 years.
Private Credit: Too Risky? Not for Asset Allocators
Longtime Monarch Private Equity Gets Its Crown Knocked Off
Prospects for exits, money-raising, and new deals dim amid the scary economic slide.