Apollo Global Management, Inc. (APO)
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May 6, 2026, 12:47 PM EDT - Market open

Apollo Global Management Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Record Q1 results with 30% year-over-year FRE growth, strong origination, and $1 trillion AUM. Guidance for 2026 reaffirmed, with robust capital formation, innovation in products, and enhanced transparency. Defensive positioning and regulatory engagement continue.

  • Robust market drivers like AI and industrial renaissance are fueling growth, but risks and muted private equity realizations require strategic focus. Private credit is expanding globally, with origination and product innovation as key priorities. Retirement and private wealth channels are set for further global growth.

  • Management expects higher rates and inflation, with robust activity and inflows projected for 2026. Origination and investment-grade private credit drive growth, while wealth and institutional channels expand globally. AI adoption and disciplined investment support operational efficiency.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Record earnings and inflows in 2025 were driven by robust origination, diversified capital formation, and strong asset management performance. Guidance calls for continued double-digit growth in 2026, with expanding global reach and new market initiatives supporting durable profitability.

  • 2025 and 2026 are set for record growth, driven by robust origination, expanding private credit, and strong demand from institutional, retail, and insurance channels. The business is shifting toward asset-driven models, with hybrid and insurance segments poised for rapid expansion.

  • Status Update

    Long-term growth is driven by demographic trends, proprietary origination, and disciplined risk management. SRE is projected to grow 10% annually through 2029, with headwinds from rates and prepayments expected to subside. Expansion into new markets and strong capital position provide further upside.

  • Record Q3 results with adjusted net income up 17% year-over-year, driven by strong fee and spread-related earnings, robust origination, and record AUM. Outlook calls for 20%+ FRE growth and 10% SRE growth in 2026, with secular demand for private assets and innovation fueling expansion.

  • Europe is experiencing a surge in investment-grade CapEx, with private capital filling financing gaps as banks retrench. Growth in origination platforms and retirement services, especially in the UK, is expected, while technology and policy changes are set to reshape capital markets and portfolio construction.

  • Robust macro conditions and a strong CapEx cycle are fueling growth in private credit, with asset-based finance and investment grade private credit poised for significant expansion. Origination and capital formation remain strong, supported by global demand, product innovation, and strategic partnerships. FRE growth is at the high end of guidance, and long-term targets remain intact.

  • Record quarterly results with $627M in FRE, $840B AUM, and $81B in originations. Strong growth across credit, private equity, and retirement services, with robust inflows and expanding margins. Innovation and new market opportunities, especially in Europe and retirement products, underpin a positive outlook.

  • The conference highlighted a constructive macro outlook, strong portfolio performance, and ambitious growth targets in capital solutions and origination. Private credit and wealth strategies are expanding, with regulatory changes potentially unlocking new retirement channels.

  • Higher-for-longer rates and sticky inflation are expected, but economic data remains strong. Growth is driven by asset-based finance, hybrid strategies, and global wealth channels, with new products and partnerships expanding reach. Five-year growth targets are reaffirmed, with capital return plans focused on the latter part of the decade.

  • Markets have stabilized, with robust business pipelines and steady flows across channels. Strategic guidance and long-term growth targets remain unchanged, supported by strong origination, product innovation, and expanding partnerships. Confidence in long-term drivers is high.

  • Record earnings and inflows marked a strong Q1, with AUM up 17% year-over-year and robust origination and fundraising across asset management and retirement services. Guidance remains confident despite headwinds from rate cuts and competition, with continued focus on origination and innovation.

  • Alternative asset management is expanding due to secular trends, regulatory evolution, and increased investor demand for private credit. Scale and disciplined deployment are key, with a handful of firms poised to dominate as public and private markets converge and the wealth channel grows.

  • U.S. market fundamentals remain strong, with modest increases in transaction activity expected. Private credit continues to attract allocations, while private equity and infrastructure are poised for growth. Strategic focus is on origination, retail expansion, and scaling, with ambitious five-year targets and optimism for upcoming fundraising.

  • ACS origination doubled last year, with robust growth across all segments and plans to expand into new asset classes. FRE is guided to grow 15%-20%, supported by strong product ramp-up, capital allocation, and stable annuity demand. Regulatory and product innovation remain key growth drivers.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

Fiscal Year 2021

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