Apollo lends record $114 billion as AI financing boom gathers pace
Apollo lends record $114 billion as AI financing boom gathers pace
Apollo lends record $114 billion as AI financing boom gathers pace
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- Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged.
- Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX.
- Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
- Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged.
- Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX.
- Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
- Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged.
- Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX.
- Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged. Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX. Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged. Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX. Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
Apollo Global Management lent a record $114 billion in the third quarter of 2026, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter, as demand for financing artificial intelligence infrastructure surged. Much of the lending was linked to AI, including complex deals backed by expensive computer chips, with financing for companies such as Anthropic, Nvidia and SpaceX. Over the past 12 months Apollo has lent more than $350 billion, putting the private credit firm on a scale close to large commercial banks, even as it reported a quarterly net loss on investment values.
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