Core Insights - Apollo has received regulatory authorization to launch three new evergreen, semi-liquid European Long-Term Investment Funds (ELTIFs) under the ELTIF 2.0 regime, enhancing access to institutional-quality private market strategies for investors in EMEA, Asia, and Latin America [1][2][3] Fund Details - The three new funds are: - Apollo European Private Credit ELTIF (AEPC ELTIF), focusing on first-lien, senior secured direct lending to large-cap and upper middle-market European companies [7] - Apollo Global Diversified Credit ELTIF (AGDC ELTIF), employing a global, multi-asset credit strategy across private credit sectors [7] - Apollo Global Private Markets ELTIF (AGPM ELTIF), aimed at long-term capital appreciation through investments in private companies globally [7] Business Growth - Apollo's Global Wealth business reported $9 billion of inflows in the first half of 2025 across 18 separate strategies, indicating strong demand for diversified private market exposure [4] - The company continues to expand its product offerings and distribution capabilities to meet investor needs [4] Regulatory Context - The new ELTIFs will be launched via the Apollo Private Markets Umbrella SICAV, having received authorization from Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) [2]