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Apollo CEO Marc Rowan on Private Markets, US Election, Fed Interest Rates

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October 2, 2024

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Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan discusses private-market lending, the potential for more bank partnerships following Apollo's tie-up with Citigroup, and the outlook for private versus public equity. In a conversation with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro, he also comments on the US presidential election and the outlook for Federal Reserve policy.

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