Summer 2026

Associate Intern

New Markets

Posted on 4/18/2026

Apollo Global

Apollo Global

1,001-5,000 employees

Alternative investment manager with distressed expertise

Compensation Overview

$84.13/hr

+ Bonus

New York, NY, USA

In Person

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
Market Research
Investment Banking
Financial Modeling
Requirements
  • Pursuing an MBA or JD/MBA (Class of 2027) with an excellent academic record and a demonstrated interest in finance through previous internships, jobs, and coursework.
  • 2-5 years of experience in investment banking, asset management, private markets, consulting, or a related field.
  • Strong financial modeling skills, including valuation techniques, scenario analysis, and structuring expertise.
  • Ability to analyze new market opportunities and develop insights to shape product development strategies.
  • Exposure to capital raising, Mergers and Acquisitions, structured finance, or investment vehicles, with an understanding of how to structure new investment products.
  • Experience working in ambiguous, fast-paced environments where product structures, investor preferences, and regulations are evolving.
  • Ability to juggle multiple projects and work cross-functionally to bring new solutions to market efficiently.
  • Strong communication and presentation skills, with experience developing pitch decks, investment memos, and marketing materials that effectively communicate complex investment ideas.
  • Understanding of private equity, private credit, hedge funds, structured products, and their potential adaptation to new investor markets.
Responsibilities
  • Product Development & Strategy: Assist in the end-to-end design, structuring, and execution of cutting-edge investment products, including Defined Contribution solutions, tax-advantaged vehicles, and private market ETFs.
  • Market Expansion & Validation: Conduct in-depth market research and feasibility studies to assess the viability of new investment solutions and their potential adoption across different investor segments.
  • Financial & Competitive Analysis: Build financial models, perform valuation analyses, and assess competitive positioning to inform product design and pricing strategies.
  • Go-to-Market Execution: Collaborate with investment, distribution, legal, and compliance teams to develop frameworks for launching and scaling first-to-market products.
  • Data-Driven Decision Making: Develop insights from investor behavior, industry trends, and macroeconomic data to refine product strategy and positioning.
  • Storytelling & Communication: Translate complex investment strategies into compelling narratives for internal stakeholders, distribution teams, and investors.
  • Operational Infrastructure & Scaling: Design and implement processes to efficiently launch, distribute, and manage new investment products at scale.

Apollo Global Management is a global manager of alternative investments. It invests on behalf of clients in private equity, credit, and real estate, with a focus on distressed opportunities and value-oriented strategies. It operates its businesses in an integrated way across asset classes, using capital to back the balance sheets of industry-leading companies. The company has a 26-year history of deploying capital through different economic cycles and aims to create value for its investors. What sets Apollo apart is its combination of cross-asset expertise, distressed investing know-how, and its integrated platform, which it uses to pursue opportunities where others may not. Its goal is to generate returns for investors by applying its contrarian, value-oriented approach across private equity, credit, and real estate investments.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1990

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What believers are saying

  • Over $1 trillion AUM milestone reflects record inflows and stronger fee-related earnings growth.
  • €3.2B RWE partnership and $35B Broadcom AI financing showcase strength in credit and infrastructure.
  • Morningstar partnership expands retail access to private credit and real estate through model portfolios.

What critics are saying

  • CEO Rowan's undisclosed political ties trigger SEC scrutiny and $12B market cap decline risk.
  • AI bubble bursting in 2026 could slash hyperscaler capex and impair Apollo's credit portfolio.
  • Government debt surge plus AI borrowing will push rates higher, compressing credit spreads.

What makes Apollo Global unique

  • Integrated platform across private equity, credit, and real estate distinguishes Apollo from other alternative managers.
  • 26-year contrarian, value-oriented strategy with deep distressed expertise drives consistent value creation.
  • Operational execution depth enables granular margin discipline and supply chain redesign for portfolio companies.

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Jun 12th, 2026
Apollo Global Management eyes Japanese life insurer acquisitions to expand in Asia.

Apollo Global Management eyes Japanese life insurer acquisitions to expand in Asia. American asset manager Apollo Global Management is eyeing the acquisition of a Japanese life insurer in a bid to gain market share in the Asian country. Reports from a British daily say Apollo is mulling the purchase of life insurance subsidiaries of T&D Holdings Inc. and Orix Corp, with discussions with Japanese groups already at an early stage. Due to slowing demand for life insurance and similar offerings targeting retirees in the US, Apollo has turned to Japan, which is one of the world's largest insurance markets, driven by its ageing population and rising demand for elderly care.

Future Family Office
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Family offices double down on sports investments.

Family offices double down on sports investments. While artificial intelligence startups continue to dominate investment headlines, family offices are increasingly placing their bets on the sports industry, backing everything from professional leagues to cutting-edge sports technology. In May, several family offices linked to ultra-wealthy investors expanded their presence in the sector through a series of high-profile deals. Among the largest was a $225 million investment in Pickleball Inc., the parent company of Major League Pickleball and the PPA Tour. The funding came through a partnership between billionaire Tom Dundon's family office and Apollo's recently launched sports-focused fund. Dundon already owns stakes in major sports franchises, including the Portland Trail Blazers and the Carolina Hurricanes. Elsewhere, technology billionaire Michael Dell joined an investor group led by Silver Lake's Egon Durban to acquire a 25% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. Dell's sports portfolio already includes investments in the San Antonio Spurs and the Austin Gamblers professional bull-riding team. According to data from wealth intelligence platform Fintrx, family offices completed 51 direct investments in May, matching April's total. The figures highlight continued appetite for private market opportunities despite broader economic uncertainty. Sports assets have become increasingly attractive to wealthy investors. Research from Goldman Sachs found that one in four family offices already holds investments in sports-related businesses, teams, venues, or ticketing operations, while another 25% are considering entering the sector. Many investors view sports as a potential hedge against inflation, in addition to benefiting from the growing popularity of live entertainment. Among the active investors is David Adelman, whose family office has built a diverse sports portfolio that includes ownership stakes in the Philadelphia 76ers, Crystal Palace Football Club, the New Jersey Devils, and sports merchandise giant Fanatics. In May, Adelman's investment firm, Darco Capital, helped lead a $12 million Series A funding round for UK-based PlayerData alongside Bolt Ventures, the family office of David Blitzer, and Pentland Ventures. The company develops GPS-enabled training vests and smart soccer balls that provide athletes with detailed performance data. Adelman noted that several teams within his portfolio already use PlayerData's technology. Crystal Palace, for example, incorporates the smart equipment into training programmes for academy players. He said the company's ability to make sophisticated performance-tracking tools accessible to athletes at every level, including youth sports, was a key factor behind the investment. As family offices continue to diversify beyond traditional asset classes, sports teams, leagues, and technology providers are emerging as increasingly attractive opportunities for long-term capital deployment.

Streamline
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AI startups raised $255 billion in Q1 alone, topping all of 2025. * Real Estate: Dubai hotel occupancy is projected to fall to 10% in Q2 from 80% pre-war, as Brookfield and Alshaya launch a 480,000 square foot Dubai project, betting against Iran war risk-off * Private Equity & Private Credit: Anthropic forms a $1.5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman, Apollo, Sequoia, and GIC to go after McKinsey * Crypto: BlackRock readies two tokenized money-market funds on Ethereum * International Investing: South Korea overtakes Canada as the world's seventh-largest equity market * Music & Film: Cannes opens with only 9% of competition films from the US * Artwork: NYC Spring Art Week opens with Sotheby's "The Now", Frieze, and TEFAF testing market depth * Sports: Amazon's $19.8 billion NBA deal kicks off the biggest content investment in company history * Collectibles, Culture and Luxury: An 1879 Coiled Hair Stella gold coin sells for $2.1 million, one of fourteen known * Prediction Markets: a16z notes crypto VC capital is rotating into prediction markets as the next vertical International Investing. 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AI startups raised $255 billion in Q1 alone, topping all of 2025. * Robinhood's public venture fund attracts 150,000 retail investors after disclosing OpenAI exposure * Cerebras lifts its IPO range to a $48.8 billion valuation, 20x oversubscribed * DeepSeek raises over $3 billion at up to a $50 billion valuation led by China's Big Fund * Ramp talks to raise $750 million at a $40 billion valuation, double its level six months ago * HawkEye 360 IPO pops 30% on day one as a bellwether for SpaceX * Suno raises another $250 million at a $5 billion valuation * Brazil's Enter becomes Latin America's first AI unicorn at $1.2 billion * Span partners with Nvidia to host $500,000 of GPUs in family homes, subsidizing utility bills * VC firms are hiring AI agent associates with backstories to replace junior analysts * Brain-computer interface startups have absorbed $3 billion since 2024 with Neuralink at just 21 trial patients Sports. * Amazon's $19.8 billion NBA deal kicks off the biggest content investment in company history * Bruin Capital takes a 15% stake in Matchroom at over £1 billion Prediction Markets. Music & Film. * Cannes opens with only 9% of competition films from the US * Red Hot Chili Peppers sell their recorded catalog to Warner for $300 million, anchoring Warner-Bain's $1.2 billion iconic catalogs fund * Universal sells half of its Spotify stake for $1.4 billion, sharing proceeds with artists * SAG-AFTRA's tentative AMPTP deal sets the first contractual rules for AI synthetic performers * Five studios and Apple are bidding on EA's Battlefield film rights in the year's biggest IP war * Sphere Entertainment posts Q1 revenue up 38% on Wizard of Oz and residencies * The US Copyright Office hikes registration fees 43%, pricing out indie artists * Udio admits scraping YouTube audio to train its AI music model New film lending platform. Alts recently launched a platform for investing in film bridge loans:film.alts.co Want to invest in film bridge loans? These are serious institutional-grade opportunities. Demand is high, and you need to qualify before investing. 1) Step 1: Take its course and pass the quiz. 2) Step 2: Fill out a short Qualification Form. 3) Step 3: Alts'll confirm your accreditation status and send you an NDA to sign. Crypto. Collectibles, Culture and Luxury. * An 1879 Coiled Hair Stella gold coin sells for $2.1 million, one of fourteen known * Quincy Jones's Patek Philippe heads to Christie's Geneva at $1.8 million high estimate * Italy's Credem Bank keeps a "cheese cathedral" of Parmesan wheels as loan collateral, an unbroken record since 1953 * The US Mint debuts a Steve Jobs $1 coin in its American Innovation series Private Equity & Private Credit. * Anthropic forms a $1.5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman, Apollo, Sequoia, and GIC to embed engineers in PE portcos * Apollo's Torsten Slok says credit defaults are falling and no full credit cycle is in sight * BlackRock, Blue Owl, and Blackstone all cut software exposure in private credit funds as AI bites * The VC secondary market hits an annualized $112 billion, yet 81% of value sits in just 20 names * Carlyle structures an $8.5 billion credit package to seed its next flagship buyout fund and pay old LPs * ILPA brands continuation vehicles "conflict vehicles" as LP pushback intensifies * iCapital now controls roughly 80% of the RIA alts marketplace Anthropic's $1.5B joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman, Apollo, Sequoia and GIC. This is the week's most underrated story. The largest alternative asset managers on earth are no longer just buying AI exposure, they're building a captive consulting arm to deploy Claude engineers inside their portfolio companies. It quietly turns AI into a PE operating-value lever and signals that the next phase of value creation in private markets will be AI-driven workflow redesign, not financial engineering. Real Estate. * Dubai hotel occupancy is projected to fall to 10% in Q2 from 80% pre-war, as Brookfield and Alshaya launch a 480,000 square foot Dubai project, betting against Iran war risk-off * The Duke of Westminster offloads £700 million of US real estate, pivoting to indirect exposure * Detroit's Ford Building, once the city's tallest, opens at $2.5 million, down from $16 million in 2017 * Industrial leasing surges 28% year over year on AI driven data-center demand * Blackstone files a $1.75 billion data-center REIT IPO, with Brookfield's CSquare and DayOne also eyeing listings * Providence bans self-storage, grouping it with prisons and slaughterhouses The Franco policy still shaping Spanish real estate. You may have seen Alts has a new SPV investing in Valencia, Spain. Its co-founder Wyatt lives down the road in Jávea and had a great issue breaking down why Spanish property is so weird - and why that's actually the investment thesis. Spain's real estate market traces back not to market forces but to a war that ended 87 years ago. Franco's regime built Spain around homeownership as ideology - subsidizing developers who sold rather than rented, writing mortgages for working-class buyers, and ultimately producing a country where 74% of people own their home and public housing accounts for less than 2% of total stock. That policy created four persistent anomalies: an abnormally high homeownership rate, coastal premiums concentrated along the regions that resisted Franco hardest (Catalonia, Valencia, the Balearics), Benidorm's famous forest of high-rises (the result of a mayor who rode a Vespa to Madrid to get Franco's permission for bikinis), and one of Europe's worst squatter problems - a direct consequence of never building a functional rental sector in the first place. Build-to-Rent is gaining traction in Spain precisely because the rental infrastructure that should exist never was. Less than 2% public housing, minimal institutional landlords, and surging demand have created a structural gap widening since 2008. That's the macro tailwind behind its BTR project in La Malva-rosa - and it's not going away anytime soon. Artwork. * NYC Spring Art Week opens with Sotheby's "The Now", Frieze, and TEFAF testing market depth * The S.I. Newhouse collection heads to Christie's at a $1 billion estimate, potentially the largest single-owner sale ever * Akira Ikezoe lands in both the Whitney Biennial and MoMA PS1, only the second artist to do so * The Venice Biennale jury resigns en masse as the EU pulls €2 million in funding Farmland. * Fresh tomato prices jump 40% year over year on Florida freezes and Mexico tariffs * Whey protein concentrate prices are up over 50% since January as the protein boom hits supply walls See you next time, Stefan Disclosures. * This issue was sponsored by Bonum Consilium. * This issue contains no affiliate links. Stefan von imhof. As the CEO of Alts, Stefan lives and breathes alternative asset analysis and valuations. His alternative investing newsletter has grown into Alts.co - the world's largest alt investing community, with over 200,000 investors. His favorite alternative investments are holiday rentals, cash-flowing websites, and especially his collection of 300 vinyl records. Originally from Boston and Santa Barbara, CA, he now lives with his wife in Australia.

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