Full-Time
Posted on 5/9/2026
Alternative investment manager with distressed expertise
$100k - $120k/yr
New York, NY, USA
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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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Crestyl's Polish subsidiary Spravia has secured €165 million in financing from funds managed by Apollo Global Management, with Griffin Capital Partners participating as a minority co-investor. The funding will support Crestyl's expansion in Poland and strengthen Spravia's position in the Polish residential market. Spravia, operating since 1999 and wholly owned by Crestyl since 2023, is among Poland's larger residential developers, with operations in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan, Gdansk and Gdynia. The company has completed nearly 25,000 residential units to date. Apollo partner Edward Jones highlighted strong potential in the Polish market and confidence in the group's long-term growth prospects. Crestyl has operated in Central European real estate for nearly 30 years, developing projects in both Poland and the Czech Republic.
European hostel chain a&o Hostels has completed an €874m refinancing facility provided by funds managed by Apollo.
Lecta, one of Europe's largest paper manufacturers and owner of Torraspapel, has completed its restructuring after US private equity firm Apollo took full control alongside funds Cheyne and Tikehau. The European Commission authorised the deal on 10 March. The restructuring eliminates €400 million in debt and separates Lecta's four business units—fine paper, self-adhesives, distribution and specialities—protecting each from potential problems in other divisions. The Luxembourg-based company operates six factories across Spain and Italy. The restructuring comes amid declining global paper demand. Lecta recently sold its French factory, Condat, to Canada's SPB Group after seeking judicial protection for the unit in October. CEO Gilles Van Nieuwenhuyzen said the new structure will enable more agile decision-making and closer customer relationships.
Apollo's Americas client coverage head exits firm after four years. * April 10, 2026 * - 1:20 pm Dennis Cornell, who led client coverage for the Americas at Apollo Global Management, has left the firm after approximately four years, according to a report by Bloomberg citing unnamed people familiar with the matter. Cornell had informed colleagues of his intention to depart several weeks ago, with his exit now completed. His professional profile has been updated to reflect his status as a former partner. He joined Apollo in 2022 as a partner within the firm's capital solutions platform, where he was initially responsible for US origination efforts. Prior to that, he held senior roles in energy and private equity investment banking at Moelis & Company. The departure comes amid broader personnel changes within Apollo's capital solutions business. Two other senior figures, Eric Meyers and Michael Zicari, have also left the firm, with both expected to join Franklin Templeton, according to earlier reporting.