Private credit redemption pressure eases as fund performance improves (APO:NYSE)
Redemption requests for private credit funds are easing, and investment performance is improving after a challenging start to the year. While a backlog for withdrawals still exists and funds are fulfilling less than half of requests, this stabilization signals a potential shift. Despite improved performance, limited inflows and constrained asset growth may temper future fee growth.
Form 4 Apollo Global Management LLC Class A For: 26 September
This article announces the filing of a Form 4 by Apollo Global Management LLC Class A on September 26. A Form 4 is a document filed with the SEC by company insiders to report changes in their ownership of the company's stock. The article itself is primarily a placeholder for this news, offering no further details on the transaction.
ONEOK stock falls 1.58 percent with Brazos deal set for Q4 close
ONEOK Inc. (NYSE: OKE) saw its stock fall 1.58% on September 25, 2026, trading at USD 89.74, following the announcement of its USD 4.425 billion acquisition of Brazos Midstream assets. The deal, expected to close in Q4 2026, will be financed partly by USD 9 billion in nonvoting minority equity from Apollo-managed funds. Despite the stock dip, ONEOK reported strong Q2 2026 results, with operating revenue up 52.8% to USD 12.05 billion and EPS beating consensus estimates.
Blackstone Pays $95M for Power-Rich Nvidia Building [2026]
Blackstone Real Estate has acquired a 134,200-square-foot research building in Sunnyvale, California, for $95 million, which is fully leased to Nvidia through 2036. The property's high value stems from its 10 megawatts of existing electrical capacity, a critical and scarce resource in Silicon Valley for AI and advanced manufacturing. This acquisition highlights a broader trend where real estate valuation in the AI sector is increasingly driven by available power infrastructure rather than traditional metrics like square footage.
Leon Black Is Not Very Interesting
This article reviews William Cohan's book "Money to Burn" about Leon Black and Apollo Global Management, criticizing it for prioritizing insider access over critical analysis of private equity's societal impact. The reviewer argues that the book fails to adequately address the negative consequences of financialization, the predatory practices of private equity, or the broader implications of figures like Black on the U.S. economy. Instead, it offers a largely sympathetic and uncritical account of Black's career and Apollo's operations.
Apollo Global Management Inc (N7I.SG) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
This page provides an overview of Apollo Global Management Inc (N7I.SG) stock, including its current price, news, and historical data. As of 1:32:26 p.m. GMT+2, the stock is trading at 105.70 EUR, down 0.24%. The performance overview shows the stock has lagged behind the S&P 500 year-to-date and over the last year, but has had positive returns over three years.
ARK Invest Tokenizes ARK Venture Fund on Ethereum via Securitize
ARK Invest has tokenized its ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) on Ethereum through Securitize, making the actively managed fund available onchain for the first time. This initiative allows eligible investors to gain exposure to leading private technology companies like OpenAI and Stripe via blockchain-based infrastructure. Cathie Wood, ARK's founder, emphasized that this move reflects their belief in the modernization of capital markets and democratizing access to disruptive innovation.
Apollo Global Management stock heads into the open after a 4.2 percent drop
Apollo Global Management (APO) stock dropped 4.2% to USD 120.03 on September 24, 2026, closing significantly below its 52-week high. This decline was primarily attributed to higher Treasury yields and concerns about redemption limits on an Apollo-affiliated private-credit fund. Investors sought to withdraw 14.7% of shares in the latest quarter, while only 5% were covered by the repurchase offer.
Class action lawsuit filed over alleged pump-and-dump scheme inflating Ryde Group shares before crash
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Ryde Group Ltd, alleging a social media "pump-and-dump" scheme that artificially inflated its stock price before a 75% crash. The lawsuit claims fake financial advisors used platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook to manipulate investors. Investors who purchased Ryde shares between March 6 and September 11, 2024, may be eligible to join the lawsuit to recover losses.
Apollo’s Johnson & Johnson Deal Could Open a New Healthcare Growth Avenue
Apollo Global Management is reportedly in talks to acquire Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Synthes orthopaedics unit for nearly $20 billion. This potential deal would allow Apollo to expand its healthcare investments, while J&J could streamline its MedTech portfolio to focus on higher-growth, higher-margin areas. Both companies face distinct bull and bear cases regarding this transaction, with Apollo gaining a stable asset and J&J gaining immediate liquidity for M&A and R&D.
Apollo Global Management options see record put volume with 94:1 put/call ratio
Options trading for Apollo Global Management (APO) saw a record put volume with a 94:1 put/call ratio, as 79,823 put contracts traded against only 850 calls. The stock was down -3.48% at $120.03. This indicates a strong bearish sentiment, with significant new downside exposure being opened, implying an expected drop of 4%–12.5% by mid-October.
Realty Income vs. Prologis: Which REIT Has the Winning Edge?
This article compares Realty Income (O) and Prologis (PLD), two large REITs, examining their business models, financial performance, and growth strategies. While Realty Income offers stability through its net-lease model and consistent dividends, Prologis provides higher operating upside and development optionality but with greater execution risk. The analysis concludes that Realty Income has the edge due to its defensive profile and more attractive valuation, making it better suited for a stable portfolio.
What Is Apollo Global Management (APO) Signaling With $49 Billion And $2.6 Billion Bets?
Apollo Global Management (APO) is making significant financial moves, including leading a $49 billion debt package for a major media merger and investing $2.6 billion for a stake in the New York Yankees. While these deals highlight the firm's strategic expansion into complex, brand-heavy assets, recent credit exposure from the Market Financial Solutions collapse raises concerns about execution risks and potential profit volatility. These contrasting events underscore a debate among analysts regarding whether Apollo's aggressive growth strategy is a sign of strength or overextension.
Apollo Global Management stock reports a Q2 EPS miss
Apollo Global Management reported a Q2 EPS miss, with adjusted earnings per share of $2.11 against an expected $2.16 and revenue of $5.57 billion against an estimated $5.65 billion. Despite the earnings shortfall, institutional investors like QRG Capital Management increased their holdings in Apollo stock. The stock traded down slightly on the NYSE following the announcement.
Analysts Offer Insights on Financial Companies: Robinhood (HOOD), Goldman Sachs Group (GS) and MSCI (MSCI)
This article provides analyst ratings and price targets for three financial companies: Robinhood (HOOD), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), and MSCI (MSCI). Robinhood received a Buy rating from Barclays with an average price target suggesting an 11.1% upside. Goldman Sachs Group was rated Hold by Citi, with analysts generally seeing a Moderate Buy consensus. MSCI maintained a Buy rating from Wells Fargo, with a strong buy consensus and significant upside potential.
ARK Invest Tokenizes ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) with Securitize
ARK Invest has tokenized its ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) with Securitize, making its venture strategy available onchain. This move aims to democratize access to disruptive innovation by allowing eligible investors to gain exposure to leading private and public technology companies through blockchain-based infrastructure. The partnership highlights a shared belief between ARK Invest and Securitize in tokenization's potential to modernize financial markets.
Apollo’s Rowan Blasts Regulators for Handling of Walter Insurers
Marc Rowan, CEO of Apollo Global Management Inc., criticized Delaware insurance regulators for their handling of Mark Walter’s insurance companies, which are currently under federal investigation. Rowan specifically highlighted the regulators' failure to identify over $20 billion in investment mislabeling as unaffiliated. His criticism extended to the broader fragmented U.S. insurance regulatory system, warning against states loosening rules to attract business, which he believes can lead to regulatory arbitrage and threaten industry stability.
Carney’s mega deduction tax break is a boost to pipeline, South Bow executives say
South Bow Corp. executives stated that the federal government's new "mega deduction" tax break for asset investments strengthens the case for building their US$2.1-billion Prairie Connector pipeline. This proposed 380-kilometer pipeline, which would boost Alberta oil exports to the U.S., was highlighted by the government at a recent investment summit. South Bow is exploring various financing options, including selling stakes to private equity funds and negotiating loan guarantees with government bodies, aiming for a final investment decision by mid-2027.
Apollo’s $26 Billion Private Credit Fund Faces Another Rush for Exits
Apollo Global Management's $26 billion Apollo Debt Solutions BDC fund is experiencing elevated redemption requests for the third consecutive quarter, capping withdrawals at 5% of outstanding shares. Despite these pressures, which are also seen in other private credit funds like Morgan Stanley's and Blackstone's, Apollo has seen $200 million in gross inflows. Blackstone's President Jon Gray believes investor confidence in private credit will eventually recover, leading to renewed inflows.
Sealing the deals: 10 takeaways from the Canada Investment Summit
The Canada Investment Summit, attended by over 100 global investors representing more than $100 trillion in capital, aimed to position Canada as a prime investment destination. The article outlines ten key takeaways from the event, emphasizing the importance of relationships, Canada's natural resources, infrastructure needs, and growing tech sector, particularly in AI. It also highlights the role of provinces, Indigenous partnerships, and the country's talent pool in attracting global capital.
Fitch Upgrades ONEOK's IDR to 'BBB+'; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings has upgraded ONEOK, L.L.C.'s (OKE) Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) and senior unsecured rating to 'BBB+' from 'BBB', with a Stable Outlook. This upgrade follows a $9 billion minority equity investment from Apollo Global Management, the acquisition of Brazos Midstream, and the repayment of over $5 billion in debt, which is expected to significantly reduce OKE's leverage to 3.5x and below. The company's expanding presence in the Permian Basin and commitment to a lower leverage target were key factors in Fitch's decision, although the minority equity sale introduces reduced financial flexibility.
JPMorgan Hires Van Der Knaap in Private Capital Group Expansion
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has appointed Adriaan van der Knaap, formerly of Apollo Global Management, as a vice chair in its private capital advisory and solutions (PCAS) team in New York. Van der Knaap will focus on institutional client relationships and report to Keith Canton, global head of PCAS, as the bank continues to expand this division.
Apollo Global Management stock falls 2.94 percent as redemptions stay capped
Apollo Global Management's stock fell 2.94% to USD 124.15 on September 23, 2026, as investors reacted to another withdrawal cap at a flagship private-credit vehicle. While the latest withdrawal request rate of 14.7% was lower than the previous quarter's 16.8%, it still significantly exceeded the 5% repurchase limit, indicating ongoing liquidity pressure. The company expects quarterly net outflows of approximately USD 0.5 billion from its Apollo Debt Solutions BDC, further highlighting the financial impact of these redemption requests.
Torsten Slok’s Macro Update: Higher for Longer and the Road to 2027
Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok discusses the current economic landscape, focusing on persistent inflation and its implications for a "higher-for-longer" interest rate environment. He also examines the ongoing AI investment boom's impact on economic growth, employment, and financial markets. The update provides an outlook for 2027, highlighting key themes shaping the future economy.
Apollo caps private credit fund redemptions for third straight quarter (APO:NYSE)
Apollo Global Management (APO) has capped redemptions from its flagship private credit fund for the third consecutive quarter. This action follows investors seeking to withdraw shares equivalent to 14.7% of the fund. The fund involved is Apollo Debt Solutions BDC.
Enhancing Corporate Pension Allocations Through Private Investment Grade
This article from Apollo Global Management's "Insights" section discusses various market trends and investment strategies, including the impact of AI on fixed income, the reindustrialization of America, and the growing importance of sports as an asset class. It highlights Apollo's role in financing innovative sectors and providing solutions for retirement and private markets. The content also features updates on European energy markets, empowering retirees, and the 2026 midyear credit outlook.
Apollo private credit fund redemption requests ease in third quarter
Redemption requests for Apollo Global Management's flagship private credit fund, Apollo Debt Solutions BDC (ADS), have decreased in the third quarter, suggesting an easing of redemption queues. Investors sought to withdraw 14.7% of shares, down from 16.8% in the previous quarter, with the fund planning to repurchase 5% of shares. This trend reflects a broader easing of redemption pressure in non-traded private credit funds, as asset managers process backlogs and investor sentiment improves.
How Investors Are Reacting To ICE Private Credit Data Launch
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has launched ICE Private Credit Reference Data, a new service using ICE IDs to provide standardized, instrument-level data for private credit, supported by Apollo's data contribution. This initiative extends ICE's existing reference data infrastructure into private credit, aiming to streamline workflows in a historically fragmented market. While unlikely to significantly impact near-term earnings, the move could gradually shift ICE's business towards more data revenue, although its debt load and earnings growth remain key watchpoints.
Apollo private credit fund redemption requests ease in third quarter
Apollo Global Management's flagship private credit fund saw a decrease in withdrawal requests in the third quarter, with investors seeking to redeem 14.7% of shares compared to 16.8% previously. This trend suggests that redemption queues in private credit funds are beginning to clear as asset managers address backlogs of unfulfilled requests. BlackRock also reported similar declines, indicating a broader improvement in sentiment within the private credit market.
Casino robot pivot puts MBody AI (MBAI) mostly in merger investors' hands
MBody AI (MBAI) has completed a reverse merger with MBody AI Corp., transforming into an embodied AI robotics-orchestration business primarily serving hospitality customers like MGM and Caesars. The company raised $10 million in an offering post-merger, with former MBody AI Corp. equityholders retaining an 80.9% stake. The article highlights significant risks, including going-concern uncertainty, high customer concentration, capital-intensive growth, Nasdaq listing compliance risks, and control by a single shareholder group.
Apollo limits redemptions as withdrawal requests hit 14.7% - Bloomberg
Apollo Global Management is limiting redemptions from its private credit fund, Apollo Debt Solutions BDC, for the third consecutive quarter, capping withdrawals at 5% of outstanding shares despite requests totaling 14.7%. This move reflects a broader retreat from the direct lending market across the industry, driven by higher interest rates and concerns over software loan exposure. However, the majority of the quarter's withdrawal requests were attributed to re-tendering unfulfilled requests from prior quarters rather than new investor exits.
Fitch upgrades ONEOK rating to BBB+ on Apollo investment By Investing.com
Fitch Ratings has upgraded ONEOK, L.L.C.'s long-term issuer default rating and senior unsecured rating to BBB+ from BBB, following a significant $9 billion minority equity investment from Apollo Global Management Inc., the acquisition of Brazos Midstream, and the repayment of over $5 billion in debt. The upgrade is based on expectations of reduced leverage, now at 3.5x and projected to remain below that level. The acquisition of Brazos Midstream is viewed positively for expanding ONEOK's integrated offerings and strengthening its position in the Permian Basin.
UBS reiterates Johnson & Johnson stock rating on Caplyta trial success
UBS has reiterated its Buy rating and raised its price target to $320.00 for Johnson & Johnson following positive Phase III trial results for Caplyta in bipolar mania. The drug demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in YMRS total score, with UBS projecting long-term peak sales potential exceeding $5 billion. The firm anticipates Caplyta will be a durable asset with limited generic competition, although InvestingPro analysis suggests JNJ is currently overvalued.
Stephens Adjusts Price Target on Truist Financial to $55 From $57, Maintains Overweight Rating
Stephens has revised its price target for Truist Financial to $55 from $57, while reiterating an Overweight rating on the stock. This adjustment comes amidst other recent news for the company, including insider share purchases and plans to redeem subordinated notes and sell auto loans.
Johnson & Johnson May Offload Its Orthopedics Unit for $20 Billion -- and Investors Shouldn't Miss What That Could Signal
Johnson & Johnson is reportedly considering selling its orthopedics unit, DePuy Synthes, for $20 billion, with Apollo Global Management as a potential buyer. This move follows the spin-off of Kenvue in 2023 and aligns with J&J's strategy to streamline operations and focus on higher-growth, higher-margin healthcare businesses. The sale would allow J&J to simplify its structure, free up capital, and accelerate its shift towards a leaner, more profitable company.
Johnson & Johnson Accelerates Divestiture of DePuy Synthes, Investors Optimistic About Streamlined Strategy
Johnson & Johnson is moving to divest its DePuy Synthes orthopedic division, potentially through a sale to Apollo Global Management for $20 billion, following its 2023 spinoff of Kenvue. This strategic move aims to transform J&J into a leaner, faster-growing, and more profitable company by focusing on higher-margin medical device and pharmaceutical businesses. Investors are optimistic that this streamlining will be rewarded by Wall Street, offering a cleaner and quicker path to enhanced growth and profitability.
How Investors Are Reacting To ICE Private Credit Data Launch
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) recently launched ICE Private Credit Reference Data, a new service aimed at standardizing instrument-level reference data for private credit. This move is seen as an extension of ICE's existing data infrastructure, targeting a market traditionally characterized by fragmented processes. While unlikely to immediately impact ICE's financial performance significantly, the initiative could gradually shift the business towards more data revenue, a less capital-intensive segment compared to clearing houses.
Johnson & Johnson May Offload Its Orthopedics Unit for $20 Billion -- and Investors Shouldn't Miss What That Could Signal
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is reportedly considering selling its DePuy Synthes orthopedics unit to Apollo Global Management for $20 billion, following its 2023 spin-off of Kenvue. This move aligns with J&J's strategy to streamline operations, focus on higher-margin, faster-growing healthcare segments, and become a leaner, more profitable company. For investors, this signals a commitment to increased profitability and accelerated growth, potentially rewarding J&J shareholders.
If You Invested $1000 In Apollo Global Management Stock 15 Years Ago, You Would Have This Much Today
This article highlights the significant returns an investor would have seen by investing $1000 in Apollo Global Management (APO) 15 years ago. The stock has outperformed the market with an annualized return of 18.4%, turning an initial $1000 investment into $12,791. The piece emphasizes the power of compounded returns in wealth growth over time.
Apollo (APO) Nears a 16% Stake in the Yankees. Why Private Equity Wants a Piece of Baseball
Apollo Global Management is close to acquiring a 16% stake in the New York Yankees through a $2.6 billion financing agreement, valuing the team at over $12 billion. This move reflects private equity's interest in sports teams due to locked-in media rights and rising franchise values, offering a mix of credit, preferred stock, and common equity. However, the deal raises concerns about a record valuation, Apollo's lack of control as a minority stakeholder, and the uncertain future of media rights.
Athene Holding Releases September 2026 Asset Risk Update Through Apollo’s Regulation FD 8-K Filing
Apollo Global Management, Inc. (NYSE: APO) announced via an 8-K filing that its subsidiary, Athene Holding Ltd., has published a "September 2026 Asset Risk & Stress Considerations" presentation on its investor relations website (ir.athene.com). This disclosure was made under Regulation FD and is not considered "filed" for the purposes of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The report was signed by Jessica L. Lomm, Vice President and Secretary of Apollo Global Management.
Apollo Global clarifies Form 8-K furnished disclosure status
Apollo Global Management Inc. has clarified that its recent Form 8-K disclosure is "furnished" rather than "filed" under U.S. securities laws. This distinction means the information is not subject to Section 18 liability of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and will only be incorporated into other filings if explicitly referenced. The clarification is important for investors and analysts to understand the legal status and reliance on the disclosed information.
Apollo Global Management posts Athene risk and stress update on investor site
Apollo Global Management (APO) has made available Athene's "Asset Risk & Stress Considerations, September 2026 Update" presentation on Athene's investor website, ir.athene.com. This disclosure was made under Item 7.01 (Regulation FD Disclosure) and provides investors with updated risk and stress analysis for Athene Holding Ltd., a subsidiary of Apollo. The information was previously filed as an 8-K on September 21, 2026.
BlackRock, Inc. (BLK) latest stock news and headlines
This Yahoo Finance article provides a compilation of recent news and headlines concerning BlackRock, Inc. (BLK). It includes various updates on BlackRock's activities, such as its involvement in organics recycling, municipal ETF inflows, and performance insights, gathered from different financial news sources. The article also presents current stock performance data for BLK, including its real-time price, overnight trading, and trailing total returns compared to the S&P 500.
GFL reportedly target of takeover bids
GFL Environmental Inc., a waste and recycling services firm, is reportedly the target of takeover bids from investor consortiums, including groups led by KKR & Co. and Brookfield Asset Management. These potential suitors are interested in acquiring a majority stake through a leveraged buyout valued at approximately $28 billion. GFL CEO Patrick Dovigi has indicated the company would consider a private equity offer if the valuation is sufficiently high, and he would roll his entire ownership stake into such a transaction.
N.Y. Yankees near deal giving Apollo 16% stake in storied franchise (APO:NYSE)
Apollo Global Management is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire a 16% economic stake in the New York Yankees, valuing the baseball franchise at over $12 billion. This investment is seen as part of Apollo's strategy to acquire resilient, appreciating sports assets, providing liquidity for selling partners and supporting its sports fund. The transaction highlights the growing trend of private equity investment in professional sports, with the deal expected to include related media and hospitality interests.
Apollo set to take major stake in Yankees, making team most valuable in baseball
Apollo Global Management is nearing a deal to acquire a 16% stake in the New York Yankees, with a $2.6 billion investment that values the franchise at over $12 billion. This transaction will make the Yankees one of the world's most valuable sports organizations and likely the most valuable baseball franchise. The deal provides the Yankees with significant capital for player acquisitions, debt repayment, and a financial cushion, while also marking a major anchor investment for Apollo's new sports fund.
Dig: Kelvion / SLB ACQ premature (definitive ≠ closed; Soft Dig $3.4B cash vs $4.1B TV)
This article from Dealroom.co discusses the premature recording of SLB's acquisition of Kelvion. Although a definitive agreement has been signed for $3.4 billion cash plus assumed debt, the deal is not yet closed and is expected to finalize in H1 2027, subject to regulatory approvals. The article highlights the discrepancy between the reported $4.1 billion total value and the $3.4 billion cash consideration for the acquisition.
Nykredit A S Makes New Investment in Apollo Global Management Inc. $APO
Nykredit A/S recently acquired a new stake of 122,686 shares in Apollo Global Management (APO), valued at approximately $14.5 million. Despite Apollo's recent earnings slightly missing estimates, analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus with a price target of $152.15. The firm also pays a quarterly dividend of $0.5625 per share.
Apollo takes Shutterfly private for ~$2.7B (2019)
In 2019, funds managed by Apollo acquired Shutterfly in an all-cash take-private deal valued at approximately $2.7 billion. The transaction involved $51.00 per share and later saw Apollo combine Snapfish into the platform. Shutterfly is a personalized photo products and school photography platform based in San Jose, California.
