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Apollo's Cortese Says Liquidity Is a Virtue, Not a Vice

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 07 October 2026, 14:59 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg Open Interest Oct 7th, 2026 Apollo's Cortese Says Liquidity Is a Virtue, Not a Vice Apollo's Co-Head of Corporate Credit John Cortese says to expect $100 trillion in debt financing in the next decade. Cortese also says that 20% of that will be in building out AI digital infrastructure.

Bloomberg Open Interest Oct 7th, 2026 Apollo's Cortese Says Liquidity Is a Virtue, Not a Vice Apollo's Co-Head of Corporate Credit John Cortese says to expect $100 trillion in debt financing in the next decade. Cortese also says that 20% of that will be in building out AI digital infrastructure. Cortese speaks with Bloomberg's Dani Burger.
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