For Apollo’s New CEO, Insurance Is In—Racy Buyouts, Not So Much
Marc Rowan steers firm toward future as credit-investing titan catering largely to insurers with ample cash to park
May 2, 2021
12:39 pm
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Marc Rowan steers firm toward future as credit-investing titan catering largely to insurers with ample cash to park
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