Apollo Global Management Inc - Class A (New)

NYSE: APO
$113.77
+$3.17 (+2.9%)
Closing price April 23, 2024
Apollo Global Management Inc is a leading private equity firm with a focus on credit, private equity, and real estate investments. It specializes in a variety of investment strategies including buyouts, distressed assets, and debt investments across multiple sectors such as consumer, energy, and technology. Apollo serves a diverse client base, including endowment and sovereign wealth funds, offering services like hedge fund management, real estate funds, and private equity funds. With a global investment approach, it targets companies in North America, Europe, and Asia, aiming for both minority and majority positions. Founded in 1990, Apollo is headquartered in New York and operates worldwide.
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