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Apollo claims that the broader private Crediting market has reached a scale of 20 trillion dollars.
The private equity giant Apollo Global Management from the USA stated that the broader private Crediting market has reached $20 trillion and may double in size over the next five years. Akila Grewal, the global head of Apollo's Crediting products, said in an interview: "We will achieve this goal soon. You will see more private Crediting products and strategies focused on Assets financing." Apollo has a broad view of what private Crediting encompasses, including aspects ranging from music royalties and inventory financing to infrastructure debt and Agriculture loans. Grewal mentioned that the size of this Assets market.
UFCW Urges SEC to Address Concerns Raised by Apollo-related Private Credit ETF
After the Federal Reserve's decision day, the expiration of $6.5 trillion in Options becomes the next test for Wall Street.
As investors digest the Federal Reserve's intent to slow down interest rate cuts, the traditionally volatile Friday options expiration becomes the final risk for the market to experience a wave of calm before the end of the year. According to estimates from derivative analysis firm Asym 500, approximately $6.5 trillion in Options associated with individual stocks, indices, and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) will expire on this quarterly "Triple Witching Day" on Friday, the largest since the beginning of this year and among the largest in history, although slightly lower than a year ago. Given that the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third consecutive time on Wednesday while also indicating a readiness to slow down the pace of rate cuts, this
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Intel Said to Consider Several Investment Firms, Lattice, for Altera Unit: Report
Intel is reportedly screening a list of potential bidders for the ALTERA chip Business.
Informed sources reveal that Intel has shortlisted a group of acquisition companies for the next round of bidding for its subsidiary Altera. This indicates that the beleaguered chip manufacturer is making progress on the process initiated by its now departed CEO. According to sources who requested anonymity due to discussions of confidential information, private equity firms including Francis Partners and Silver Lake Management will compete alongside Lattice Semiconductor. These sources also indicated that Apollo Global Management and Bain Capital are also seeking to acquire.