Apollo's deal-first, 'no walls' playbook for infra investing
Bruno Alves interviews Olivia Wassenaar, head of Apollo's infrastructure group, on how the firm grew its infrastructure platform to $155 billion deployed over five years. Wassenaar explains Apollo's deal-first, 'no walls' operating culture, its opportunistic approach to mid- and large-cap transactions, and how it deploys flexible capital across equity and structured credit. She also outlines Apollo's macro investment themes across power and transport, conservative 30-35% LTV leverage profile, and non-prescriptive portfolio construction.
- Apollo Global Management expanded its infrastructure platform to $155 billion deployed over five years while keeping leverage conservative at a 30% to 35% loan-to-value ratio. Read →
- Apollo deployed $155 billion across its infrastructure platform over five years while keeping portfolio loan-to-value ratios conservative at 30% to 35%. Read →
- Apollo deployed $155 billion across infrastructure over five years by operating without internal walls between private equity, credit, real estate, and infrastructure. Read →
- Apollo built a platform deploying $155 billion over five years by abandoning rigid subsector target allocations at fund inception. Read →
- Apollo deployed $155 billion across infrastructure over five years, combining opportunistic mid- and large-cap equity underwriting with structured credit. Read →