Apollo Global Management, Inc. APO

Apollo Global Management, Inc. es una empresa global de gestión de activos alternativos, que ofrece soluciones de gestión de activos y servicios de jubilación. El negocio de gestión de activos de la compañía se dedica a recaudar, invertir y administrar fondos, cuentas y otros vehículos, en nombre de fondos de pensiones, dotaciones y fondos soberanos, así como otros inversores institucionales e individuales. El negocio de gestión de activos se centra en tres estrategias de inversión: rendimiento, híbrido y capital. Opera la franquicia de rendimiento que abarca todo el universo de financiamiento en mercados privados y públicos. Sus estrategias híbridas proporcionan soluciones de capital a empresas, patrocinadores financieros e intermediarios que responden a sus necesidades. Su franquicia de capital apoya a equipos de gestión, transformación empresarial y crecimiento bajo la propiedad de sus fondos. El negocio de servicios de jubilación de la compañía es operado por Athene, que ofrece una gama de productos de ahorro para la jubilación y actúa como proveedor de soluciones para instituciones.

Con 9 acciones de APO (USD 1.038,01) habrías recibido USD 19,26 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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