Marc Rowan
Chief Executive Officer
Apollo achieved carbon-neutral operations for the entire enterprise for the first time across our corporate Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by procuring carbon offsets from carbon removal projects and unbundled renewable energy certificates.
Apollo-managed funds deployed, committed or arranged
Apollo committed
The Firm doubled our Supplier Diversity spend goal to
in clean energy and climate investments across asset classes in 2023, advancing progress toward our $50 billion target.1
Apollo-managed funds deployed, committed or arranged
in clean energy and climate investments across asset classes in 2023, advancing progress toward our $50 billion target.1
Apollo committed
The Firm doubled our Supplier Diversity spend goal to
The Firm increased gender representation, with half of new hires at AGM being female.
Apollo's ESG Credit team delivered over
Apollo launched the multi-product Apollo Clean Transition (“ACT”) investment strategy that launched with
Athene provided a
seed investment for the Great Outdoors Foundation Conservation Fund. The Conservation Fund is a brand-new funding mechanism geared toward multiplying Iowa’s investment in water quality.2
Apollo's ESG Credit team delivered over
Apollo launched the multi-product Apollo Clean Transition (“ACT”) investment strategy that launched with
Athene provided a
seed investment for the Great Outdoors Foundation Conservation Fund. The Conservation Fund is a brand-new funding mechanism geared toward multiplying Iowa’s investment in water quality.2
We believe we can reduce risk and generate strong returns by driving sustainability across our strategies.
Apollo’s Equity business seeks to deliver value to investors by helping to build and finance stronger businesses. The ESG Equity Team collaborates with Apollo-managed funds’ portfolio companies to help them build strong foundations and capabilities that aim to deliver near-term and continued value creation.
Apollo’s Credit business, our largest asset management strategy by assets under management, spans the full financing universe across private and public markets. Our integrated approach enables investment teams to collaborate with our dedicated ESG Credit Team to identify applicable risks and assess emerging opportunities. For more information, explore the 2024 ESG Credit Whitepaper.
Apollo’s Real Assets business focuses on investment opportunities across Infrastructure, Real Estateand more. Our infrastructure platform has a demonstrated track record in clean energy investments, with 14 to date in the wind and solar energy, energy storage and energy efficiency services industries.3
Note: As fiduciaries, we make informed investment decisions by considering a wide range of factors, which may include, but are not limited to, environmental, social and governance issues. Apollo integrates a variety of considerations to generate value for investors, where applicable and appropriate.
Scott Kleinman
Co-President
Through the Sustainable Investing Platform, Apollo leverages our deep expertise to deploy flexible capital to help enable the energy transition and the decarbonization of industry for companies, communities and investors.
Dave Stangis
Apollo Chief Sustainability Officer
In 2023, Apollo achieved carbon-neutral operations across our corporate Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions for both our retirement services and asset management businesses by procuring carbon offsets from carbon removal projects and unbundled renewable energy certificates.
“Green buildings” are buildings that have earned Energy Star, LEED, BEAM, and/or BREEAM certifications. “Green certified” refers to LEED, BREEAM, and/or BEAM certifications.
Apollo encourages employees to drive positive change in their communities. Through Citizenship and community events, 2,100+ Apollo employees volunteered more than 16,000 hours of time in 2023.
In 2023, Apollo maintained a Governance program and continued to refine our approach to ensure top-down excellence across our operations.
1. As of December 31, 2023. Deployment commensurate with Apollo’s proprietary Climate and Transition Investment Framework, which provides guidelines and metrics with respect to the definition of a climate or transition investment. Reflects (a) for equity investments: (i) total enterprise value at time of signed commitment for initial equity commitments; (ii) additional capital contributions from Apollo funds and co-invest vehicles for follow-on equity investments; and (iii) contractual commitments of Apollo funds and co-invest vehicles at the time of initial commitment for preferred equity investments; (b) for debt investments: (i) total facility size for Apollo originated debt, warehouse facilities, or fund financings; (ii) purchase price on the settlement date for private non-traded debt; (iii) increases in maximum exposure on a period-over-period basis for publicly-traded debt; (iv) total capital organized on the settlement date for syndicated debt; and (v) contractual commitments of Apollo funds and co-invest vehicles as of the closing date for real estate debt; (c) for SPACs, the total sponsor equity and capital organized as of the respective announcement dates; (d) for platform acquisitions, the purchase price on the signed commitment date; and (e) for platform originations, the gross origination value on the origination date.
2. Amount spread over the next five years.
