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Apollo reports a social-engineering attack in which unauthorized parties gained access to corporate clouds between July 6 and July 10, 2026. Names, dates of birth, contact details, addresses and social security numbers may be affected. The company so far sees no evidence that the data have been published or misused for identity theft or fraud. » More on de.investing.com

At the Bank of America Financials CEO Conference, Apollo emphasized its strategic focus on opportunities in Europe, particularly through reindustrialization in sectors such as AI, data centers and utilities. The firm sees significant growth potential for private capital versus the smaller European high‑yield market and is expanding origination platforms to channel credit and securitized products into the UK and the Netherlands. In pensions, Apollo is using Athora/Athene for liability management, has acquired PIC to strengthen its position in the British pensions market, and plans to invest in fixed‑income assets and infrastructure. Technology approaches like tokenization and an open‑architecture partnership model are intended to increase transparency and attract investors; regulatory changes in the US could also spur more private‑market allocations in 401(k) plans. » More on de.investing.com

Soho House agreed to be taken private in a $2.7 billion transaction led by MCR Investors and CEO Tyler Morse, with financing from Apollo and Goldman Sachs Alternatives and major investors like Yucaipa Companies retaining control. The offer values shares at $9.00 in cash, requires regulatory and shareholder approval, and is expected to close by end of 2025 when the company will delist from the New York Stock Exchange. Soho House also named Neil Thomson as chief financial officer effective August 18, 2025, while Thomas Allen will remain through August to assist the transition. » More on finance.yahoo.com