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Apollo’s Push for Private Credit Transparency

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 07 October 2026, 14:58 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg Open Interest Oct 7th, 2026 Apollo’s Push for Private Credit Transparency Apollo is pushing to make private credit more transparent and easier to trade. The firm has now traded more than $35 billion of private credit and is putting daily valuations on an $850 billion portfolio. John Cortese, Co-Head of Corporate Credit at Apollo Asset Management, discusses the effort on Bloomberg Open Interest.

Bloomberg Open Interest Oct 7th, 2026 Apollo’s Push for Private Credit Transparency Apollo is pushing to make private credit more transparent and easier to trade. The firm has now traded more than $35 billion of private credit and is putting daily valuations on an $850 billion portfolio. John Cortese, Co-Head of Corporate Credit at Apollo Asset Management, discusses the effort on Bloomberg Open Interest.
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