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Apollo Gives $585 Million of Financing to The Executive Centre

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 16 September 2026, 00:00 UTC By Megawati Wijaya 1 min read
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Apollo Global Management has provided $585 million of financing to flexible workspace provider The Executive Centre, according to a statement, in the global asset manager’s largest Asian hybrid deal combining debt and equity.

Apollo Global Management has provided $585 million of financing to flexible workspace provider The Executive Centre, according to a statement, in the global asset manager’s largest Asian hybrid deal combining debt and equity.
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