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  • Apollo teams up with retail expert for European JV
    Rachel McGovern- 13 October 2014

    Gavin George and Apollo Credit have formed Alteri Investors to invest debt and equity in both performing and struggling retail businesses in the UK and Germany.

  • CQS sets up distressed debt team
    Anna Devine- 8 October 2014

    Former Apollo managing director Simon Finn is in the early stages of establishing a team.

  • Further bank restrictions could be a boon to private funds
    Anastasia Donde- 12 August 2014

    Regulators are plotting more restrictions on bank lending and while private debt funds can pick up on some of that slack such a move would create, it could also spark a number of problems including a deterioration in underwriting standards.

  • Apollo’s credit biz nearly doubles
    Anastasia Donde- 6 August 2014

    The unit represents the fastest growing channel at Apollo, while overall profit slightly declines.

  • Friday letter: Pendulum swings
    Anastasia Donde- 18 July 2014

    Fears of rising interest rates are sending US institutional investors away from traditional fixed income to other areas of credit, namely private funds. Even more significantly, they're shifting their focus from the US to Europe and Asia.

  • McGraw-Hill issues $400m HY
    Anna Devine- 15 July 2014

    Proceeds will finance a second dividend payment to private equity owner Apollo Global Management.

  • Apollo CRE unit closes $50m mezz loan
    Anna Devine- 1 July 2014

    The real estate investment trust and indirect subsidiary of Apollo Global Management has invested more than $645 million in 2014.

  • Apollo sets $2.5bn target for Fund III
    Anna Devine- 25 June 2014

    The New York-headquartered firm is aiming to raise $1 billion more than it did for its last Credit Opportunity Fund.

  • Apollo initiates Tragus restructuring
    Anna Devine- 4 June 2014

    A group led by distressed debt investor Apollo has launched Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) for Tragus and its restaurant brands, Café Rouge and Bella Italia.

  • Friday letter: Chips on the table
    Sam Sutton- 30 May 2014

    Alaska's huge $750m separate account with Apollo, focused purely on credit strategies, shows just how important private debt has become for institutional investors and is further proof that such accounts are growing in popularity.