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Apollo CEO Marc Rowan sits in a warmly lit interview setting in Tokyo, wearing a dark suit and white shirt, as he discusses Japan’s economic reset, inflation, retirement income demand, governance reform and evolving capital markets conditions.

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Credit | Apollo in the Media Japan’s Economic Reset Explained

As an aging population increases demand for retirement income and companies look beyond traditional bank lending, Apollo CEO Marc Rowan and Eiji Ueda, Partner and Head of Asia Pacific, reflect on how inflation, governance reform and corporate discipline are reshaping Japan’s investment landscape.

Large electronic display board inside a stock exchange showing JPX market data, including stock prices, indices, and trading volumes, reflecting real-time activity in public equity and capital markets trading.

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Credit | Apollo in the Media How Private Capital Is Supporting Japan’s Economic Shift

Japan’s capital needs are expanding, and private capital is working alongside banks to deliver long-dated, investment-grade financing solutions, supporting corporate investment and long-term economic growth. Hear directly from Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan and Eiji Ueda, Partner and Head of Asia Pacific, for more.

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.