Key Takeaways Apollo gained approval to launch three evergreen ELTIFs under Luxembourg's ELTIF 2.0 regime.Each fund targets distinct goals, from senior loans and multi-asset credit to global private equity. The new ELTIFs expand Apollo's Luxembourg platform to eight evergreen products in Global Wealth. Apollo Global Management, Inc. (APO) has received regulatory approval to launch three evergreen, semi-liquid European Long-Term Investment Funds (“ELTIFs”). The launch will further broaden access to instituti ...

Let's talk a little bit about the uh consolidation if you will that could be happening within asset managers. There's been a ton of interest in this space especially with talk of the US opening this space in private investments to 401k investors. So will this lead to consolidation.>> Well, thanks for having me on. Yeah, I mean I think our report with Morgan Standi has sort of two main angles. The first is we think there could be a wave of consolidation rolling through as the asset management industry as the ...

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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]

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