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Apollo President Jim Zelter cautioned investors that AI spending may not yield expected returns.
He noted the AI buildout is making data centers and tech broadly asset-heavy, impacting economics.
Zelter warned equity risk should not be treated like fixed income exposure.
Other investors, including Howard Marks and Steve Hanke, echo concerns over AI hype.
A KPMG survey found most large-company CEOs expect meaningful AI spend this year despite hype concerns.
Zelter emphasized the need for downside protections for lenders in AI finance.
The AI spending debate centers on whether the spending boom translates into real shareholder value.
Zelter framed AI as transformative but with uncertain near-term returns for investors.
Zelter reiterated that AI-driven capex is reshaping the industry's economics.
Investors are not abandoning AI, but advocacy calls for prudent, measured investments.
The piece notes AI spending is a global trend with varied expert opinions.

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Apollo defends 5% quarterly redemption cap for its private credit fund amid investor scrutiny.
Rowan argues the concentration risk is in software, not across the entire private credit market.
Apollo says the private credit market is vast, with growth needed while maintaining discipline on redemptions.
Rowan notes 11% of assets faced redemption requests, which Apollo met in part.
He warns over-regulation or mispricing in tech debt could push risk to the right places.
Market watchers see software stocks rebounding alongside ongoing debt-market shifts.
Rowan contends that AI and tech disruptions shape valuations but aren't a uniform shock across all borrowers.
Industry executives compare private credit dynamics to broader investor behavior and capital allocation.

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PE firms Apollo, Ares and Sixth Street are in early talks to fund NBA Europe expansion.
Bloomberg News cites potential investor interest from about 120 entities in the Europe bid process.
The talks are still preliminary and may not result in deals.
Private capital has been increasingly active in U.S. basketball ownership.
Apollo co-founder Tony Ressler is a co-owner of the Hawks.
The report mentions Bloomberg News as the source of early discussions.
The NBA’s Europe expansion is the central topic of the report.
The piece lists Apollo Global Management, Ares Management and Sixth Street Partners as in discussions.
Interest in Europe expansion includes clubs from basketball and football.
The report notes preliminary stage and potential for no deals.

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