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Hiroki Totoki, CEO of Sony, speaks during an interview in a modern office setting, discussing long-term capital strategy, private credit, and how diverse capital solutions support corporate transformation.

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Credit | Apollo in the Media Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki on Long-Term Capital & Corporate Transformation

Sony is reshaping its business around long-duration content and global distribution. In conversation with Bloomberg’s David Westin, CEO Hiroki Totoki explains how private capital and partners like Apollo Global Management support large-scale transformation with flexible, duration-matched financing.

Japanese flags displayed outside a historic red-brick building with modern office towers in the background, representing Tokyo’s financial district and global capital markets activity in an urban setting.

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Apollo in the Media Japan’s Reset Is Rational, Not Cultural

The evolving macro environment is prompting a shift in mindset from capital preservation toward more dynamic investment decisions.

Black-and-white portrait of Apollo's John Zito wearing glasses and a white shirt, smiling against a textured green circular background, used in an interview discussing software, AI disruption, and asset management perspectives.

Apollo in the Media John Zito on Software, AI Disruption, and Putting Capital to Work

Apollo Co-President John Zito recently joined CNBC's Squawk on the Street to discuss AI-driven disruption in the software sector, Apollo's disciplined approach to capital deployment amid a volatile technology cycle, and opportunity in the current environment.

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