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Financing The Global Industrial Renaissance

Apollo stands as a key financing partner for some of the most innovative sectors driving our future. 

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Endowments and foundations (E&F) face a particular portfolio construction challenge: meeting current spending needs while preserving the long-term real value of principal. In most cases, the capital base is perpetual, and the portfolio must support distributions year after year without impairing future purchasing power. For many E&Fs, the traditional barbell approach—cash on one side, illiquid equity on the other—may no longer be enough. Private IG can deliver investment-grade credit exposure through bespoke origination across corporate credit, asset-backed finance, and structured solutions. For endowments and foundations, that can mean high-quality income with a premium spread to public credit, alongside structural protections and limited correlation to traditional risk-seeking assets. Used selectively, Private IG can help institutions support spending needs while building a more balanced and resilient portfolio.
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How geopolitics and system constraints are combining to catalyze investment across the energy supply chain throughout the continent
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Credit fundamentals remain strong, but rising interest rates, AI disruption and growing dispersion across sectors are reshaping the direct-lending landscape. Apollo Partner and Co-Head of Global Performing Credit Jim Vanek joins host Tal Barak Harif to discuss where we are in the credit cycle, why current market conditions may be creating more attractive opportunities for lenders, and how Apollo is navigating the risks and opportunities ahead.
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Private equity deal and exit activity have picked up in 2026, but valuations remain elevated and the macro environment is still demanding. How is this shifting PE allocations? Diana Sands and equity product specialist Bryn Gostin dive into what's actually changed in the market, how drawdown and evergreen structures can play distinct roles in a portfolio and what it takes to construct a durable PE allocation when the old playbook no longer applies.
Learn how asset-backed finance (ABF) differs from corporate credit, the dimensions that shape an allocation, and the roles ABF can play.
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From digital to power grid modernization, from transport to environmental services, infrastructure represents a projected $75+ trillion in investment over the next decade. Apollo Partners Harry Seekings and Vittorio Lacagnina have spent decades in infrastructure investing, and here they discuss what Seekings sees as a “generational” opportunity. They also discuss how Apollo approaches the asset class across the full capital structure and why the potential for stable cash flows, inflation protection and low correlation to public markets can make infrastructure a significant portfolio diversifier for both institutional and wealth investors.

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The Daily Spark

Daily Spark Margin Fix

Get exclusive, daily data-driven analysis on the US economy, inflation, and capital markets from Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok.

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MONETARY & FISCAL POLICY | MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS & TRENDS

November 02, 2026

A macroeconomic model based on the historical relationship between interest rates, GDP and inflation suggests the Fed would need to raise the Fed funds rate by about 275 basis points, from roughly 4% today to 6.75% by the end of 2027, to bring CPI back to its 2% target. Inflation would not reach target until 2Q27, even with aggressive hikes. The bottom line is that the Fed may be further from its inflation goal than the market currently expects.

MONETARY & FISCAL POLICY | MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS & TRENDS

November 01, 2026

Core PCE inflation is supposed to be 2%. Unfortunately, it has been 3% for three years, and it is now moving higher, see chart below. This is the reason why the market is pricing that more Fed hikes are coming.

MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS & TRENDS

October 31, 2026

New data from the Fed shows that the US consumer is less K-shaped than commonly perceived. The first chart below shows that nominal spending growth has been broadly similar across income groups since 2024, all running at roughly 4-5% YoY. The second chart shows that household net worth has risen substantially across the income distribution since 2019, including by around 80% for the bottom 20%.

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