Apollo Asset Management Inc
Apollo Asset Management Inc (APO) is a large, US-listed alternative asset manager specialising in private equity, credit, and real assets. With a market capitalisation of about $73.75bn, Apollo combines fee-based earnings from asset management with investment returns from capital it invests alongside clients. Its business mixes closed-end funds, credit vehicles and publicly traded platforms, giving exposure to diverse fee streams, performance fees (carried interest) and balance-sheet investments. Investors should watch assets under management (AUM) growth, realised exits and credit-market conditions, as these drive fees and earnings, while also monitoring leverage and valuation assumptions used for illiquid holdings. Advantages include scale, a broad product set and distribution reach; risks include illiquidity, mark-to-market volatility, regulatory scrutiny and dependence on fundraising and investment performance. This summary provides general, educational information only and is not personalised advice — returns can rise or fall and are not guaranteed.
Why It's Moving
Apollo's AUM hits $908B milestone amid booming private markets momentum.
Apollo Global Management showcased robust growth with assets under management reaching $908 billion as of September 30, 2025, fueled by strong inflows into private credit and infrastructure. CEO Marc Rowan's upcoming fireside chat at the Goldman Sachs conference on December 10 underscores investor interest in the firm's scaling strategy targeting $1.5T by 2029.
- AUM surged to $908B, up from $840B in Q2 2025, signaling accelerated capital deployment and fee diversification through partnerships with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.
- Strategic infrastructure push, including the T.D. Williamson acquisition, positions Apollo to capture stable cash flows from energy transition trends.
- Q2 highlights included $61B quarterly inflows and 21% year-over-year growth in fee-generating AUM, reinforcing post-recessionary outperformance.
Apollo's AUM hits $908B milestone amid booming private markets momentum.
Apollo Global Management showcased robust growth with assets under management reaching $908 billion as of September 30, 2025, fueled by strong inflows into private credit and infrastructure. CEO Marc Rowan's upcoming fireside chat at the Goldman Sachs conference on December 10 underscores investor interest in the firm's scaling strategy targeting $1.5T by 2029.
- AUM surged to $908B, up from $840B in Q2 2025, signaling accelerated capital deployment and fee diversification through partnerships with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.
- Strategic infrastructure push, including the T.D. Williamson acquisition, positions Apollo to capture stable cash flows from energy transition trends.
- Q2 highlights included $61B quarterly inflows and 21% year-over-year growth in fee-generating AUM, reinforcing post-recessionary outperformance.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Apollo Asset Management's stock, anticipating significant price growth potential ahead.
Financial Health
Apollo Asset Management is performing well with strong revenue and cash generation capabilities.
Dividend
Apollo Asset Management's dividend yield of 1.49% is average, making it suitable for those seeking modest dividend income. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $14.50 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Diversified Revenue Streams
Apollo earns from management and performance fees plus investment income, and diversification can support stability though fee pressure and market cycles can affect returns.
Global Private Markets
Scale and a broad product set give exposure to private equity, credit and real assets globally, but illiquid holdings mean valuations and exits can be uneven.
Credit And Yield Focus
Apollo is a major credit investor, offering potential yield in higher-rate environments; credit stress or rising defaults could adversely affect performance.
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