Apollo Global Management expands European presence amid infrastructure financing push
What happened
Apollo Global Management is expanding its presence in Europe, with Scott Kleinman serving as co-president of asset management. Speaking at a Barclays conference, Kleinman stated that the firm sees a 'higher for longer' interest-rate environment, supported by consumer spending, persistent inflation, and investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Apollo's chief economist estimates the probability of a recession over the next 12 months to be between 10% and 20%.
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Why it matters
The firm is providing bespoke capital solutions for large investment-grade counterparties, addressing capital needs tied to digital, energy, industrial, and defense infrastructure at a 'once in a generation type scale'. This strategy involves companies using a mix of public equity, public bonds, and private capital for financing.
Apollo Global Management has been active in Europe financing sports clubs.
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Who's involved
- Apollo Global ManagementAmerican private equity firm expanding operations in Europe
- Scott KleinmanCo-president of asset management at Apollo Global Management
- EuropeTerrestrial continent where Apollo Global Management is expanding its presence
Who could feel it
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Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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Apollo Global Management
American private equity firm
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Scott Kleinman
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