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Apollo Capital Credit Adviser

APOLLO CAPITAL CREDIT ADVISER, LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser in NEW YORK, NY, registered since 2017. The firm manages approximately $2.4 billion...

Apollo Capital Credit Adviser

APOLLO CAPITAL CREDIT ADVISER, LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser in NEW YORK, NY, registered since 2017. The firm manages approximately $2.4 billion in regulatory assets. It has 3564 employees and 912 investment advisers.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

Sector focus

Private Credit

Frequently asked questions

How does Apollo Capital Credit Adviser source its lending opportunities?

Apollo origination typically runs through three channels: private equity sponsor relationships, where Apollo often provides financing for buyouts it doesn't sponsor directly; direct corporate dialogue with issuers seeking non-bank capital; and structured partnerships like its aviation-finance platform or asset-backed finance units. The firm’s integration with Athene’s insurance balance sheet also generates off-the-run, hold-to-maturity transactions that other managers see only on a syndicated basis.

What is the relationship between Apollo Capital Credit Adviser and Athene Holding?

Athene is an Apollo-consolidated retirement-services company whose general account assets are managed by Apollo’s credit platform. Apollo Capital Credit Adviser allocates Athene’s long-dated liabilities into private credit assets, generating management fees for Apollo while giving Athene a structural yield advantage. The arrangement creates a permanent-capital vehicle that Apollo uses to anchor large loan facilities and to hold illiquid credits through cycles.

Does Apollo participate in broadly syndicated loans or only private direct lending?

Apollo operates across the full credit spectrum. Its direct-lending and middle-market platforms originate and hold loans to maturity, while its liquid-credit and CLO platforms actively trade broadly syndicated loans and high-yield bonds. The firm also runs an opportunistic credit strategy that can pivot between liquid and private instruments depending on market dislocations.

What types of institutional investors allocate to Apollo's credit strategies?

Apollo’s credit funds attract sovereign wealth funds, public and corporate pension plans, insurance companies, endowments, and family offices. Its separately managed accounts and business development companies also offer access to accredited retail and high-net-worth investors, a channel Apollo has expanded since its acquisition of Griffin Capital’s distribution platform in 2022.

Who runs investment decisions for Apollo's credit platform?

James Zelter, co-president of Apollo Global Management, is the senior architect of the credit business and sits on the firm’s management committee for strategic decisions. Individual portfolio management is distributed across strategy heads in direct lending, structured credit, asset-backed finance, and real estate credit, each operating within a delegated authority framework.

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