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Apollo launches €10 billion European credit platform backed by Abu Dhabi Investment…

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What happened

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Apollo Global Management launched the European Credit Company, a platform focused on European performing credit, including corporate and asset-backed lending. The platform launches with over €10 billion in lending capacity to support growth in Europe. The venture is backed by long-term capital investments led by Apollo funds and affiliates, as well as Abu Dhabi Investment Council.

From manilatimes.net, cnbc.com

Why it matters

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The platform was established to address unprecedented financing needs in Europe driven by the industrial renaissance. By providing large-scale, flexible financing solutions across multiple credit asset classes, the venture aims to capitalize on long-term growth opportunities in the region.

Apollo Global Management announced that it is funding its portfolio companies.

From manilatimes.net, cnbc.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • AthoraSpeculative

    Athora might gain major new business access through its strategic partnership in the new credit platform.

  • Norinchukin BankSpeculative

    Norinchukin Bank could gain new European credit opportunities as a strategic partner in the platform.

  • Standard Chartered may gain new European credit opportunities through its strategic partnership.

  • Abu Dhabi Investment Council could see the successful deployment of capital into a large, new private credit venture.

  • Apollo Global Management may expand its market reach by launching a dedicated, large-scale European credit platform.

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How it developed

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  1. ADIC invests in ECC, a European credit firm, with Apollo leading capital investments.1 source
  2. The new European credit platform is backed by ADIC and includes Athora, Standard Chartered, and Norinchukin Bank.1 source

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