Apollo’s integrated platform was built around empowering retirees. We strive to be the leading provider of retirement income for institutions, companies and individuals.
Strong tailwinds including aging populations, the shift from defined benefit to defined contribution plans, and an investment landscape with increasingly hard-to-find excess return, drive demand for Apollo’s offerings across fixed income replacement and alternative investment solutions. Through our integrated platform we serve:
In 2022, Apollo merged with Athene to further align our asset management business with retirement services. For nearly fifteen years, Athene has focused solely on providing retirement income solutions through high-quality and long-duration investment products to individuals and corporations.
Apollo continues to provide asset management capabilities designed for public pensions, families and institutions seeking excess returns, as well as for the liability needs of retirement services companies like Athene, for which we source high-quality, long-duration investments across private and public global markets.
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Athene is founded to offer retirement solutions for both individuals and corporations.
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We seek to provide individuals with high-quality and long-duration investment products to create lasting retirement income.
Apollo’s disciplined teams strive to deliver on the promise of alternative investments: to earn excess return per unit of risk at every point along the risk/reward spectrum, in any market environment.
Both Apollo and Athene are committed side-by-side with our clients as investors in Apollo-managed funds, creating significant alignment.
Jim Belardi
CEO of Athene
Stephanie Drescher
Chief Client and Product Development Officer
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