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October 20, 2025

Tristram Leach on Why Apollo Is Ready to Lean Into The Investment Needs of Europe

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Partner, Co-Head of European Credit

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The interview originally aired on Bloomberg TV on August 14, 2025

Apollo believes there is an $18 trillion opportunity in Europe driven by a new CapEx supercycle, as the continent seeks to accelerate investment into strategic priorities over the next decade.

Tristram Leach joined Bloomberg to discuss why Apollo is ready to lean into the investment needs of Europe across traditional and digital infrastructure, energy security and technology.

“It’s infrastructure, it’s digital infrastructure, it’s AI – we think there's $18 trillion that needs to be spent across the continent in order for Europe to catch up in these areas. That's something that we're excited to provide solutions for.”

Tristram Leach, Partner and Co-head of European Credit at Apollo Global Management

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