Retirement Solutions | Apollo Updates
June 14, 2024
Veronique Fournier on Bloomberg TV
This interview originally aired on Bloomberg TV on June 12, 2024.
Head of EMEA Global Wealth Management Solutions Veronique Fournier joined Bloomberg TV to discuss growing demand from European wealth investors for semi-liquid private market strategies, including private fixed income products.
She spoke to the potential diversification benefits, as well as the potential for excess return that private market investments can offer in exchange for foregoing some liquidity, noting that we are seeing private clients increasingly shift their fixed income allocations into private credit, with a focus on managers who have demonstrated tracks record of navigating market cycles and prioritize downside protection.

Listen to Torsten Slok, Apollo’s Chief Economist and John Cortese, Partner and Global Head of trading at the Firm, explore a lesser-known area of private credit — Private Investment-Grade Credit

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Véronique Fournier Discusses EMEA Wealth Investors Accessing Private Markets
Head of EMEA Wealth Distribution Véronique Fournier joined Bloomberg TV to discuss Apollo’s Global Wealth expansion in EMEA and growing investor demand for private markets.

As demand for flexible, long-term financing in the music industry grows, this recognition underscores Apollo’s deep sector expertise and ability to deliver creative, scaled capital solutions—including structuring and anchoring over $2.5 billion in asset-backed financing for Concord, the largest music securitization to date.