Apollo launches €10bln European credit arm, with backers including ADIC

Apollo Global Management Inc. committed $9.6 billion in debt for Thrive Holdings' acquisition of ADT Inc. Apollo will co-underwrite the debt with banks, selling it to institutional investors. ADT's existing $7.8 billion debt may weaken its credit metrics, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Apollo Global Management (APO) launched a European credit company with 10 billion euros in lending capacity, focusing on corporate and asset-backed lending. The platform is backed by Apollo funds, Abu Dhabi Investment Council, and others, and will operate in five cities with plans to expand. APO shares last traded at $115.84, down 2.29%.

Apollo Global Management (APO) launched European Credit Company, a €10bn corporate and asset-backed lending platform. Backed by global investors, it aims to finance Europe's growth. Apollo's Q1 2026 loss was $1.9bn, but Q2 saw a $1.36bn profit. Assets under management reached $1.05 trillion. APO shares are down 2.51% over 20 trading days.

Apollo Global Management launched a €10 billion European credit platform, ECC, to meet rising demand for private financing in defense, energy, and infrastructure. The platform offers corporate and asset-backed lending and has backing from several major investors. Moody's forecasts private credit funds to grow significantly by 2030.

Apollo Global Management (APO) launched European Credit Company, a platform for European corporate and asset-backed lending with over €10B in capacity.

Apollo (NYSE: APO) launched European Credit Company (ECC), a platform for European corporate and asset-backed lending, with €10 billion in lending capacity. Backed by Apollo and other investors, ECC aims to finance large and mid-market opportunities across Europe, focusing on local economies and growth. ECC operates in five cities and plans to expand.