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Apollo European Principal Finance Fund III

The Apollo European Principal Finance Fund III invests in debt securities and real estate. It focuses on special situations where the seller wants to dispose of real estate portfolios in the short term. In order to create more financial space and focus on their core business.

EUR 16,95 million
Commitment
6 years
Duration

Apollo European Principal Finance Fund can create value in four ways:

1. Discount on asset value;

2. Income from the portfolio, such as rental or interest income;

3. Adding value to assets;

4. Making operations more efficient.

Fund characteristics

  • Fund name
    Apollo European Principal Finance Fund III
  • Investment strategy
    Investments in non-performing, non-core, capital inefficient and illiquid loans and assets
  • Geography
    Europe
  • Fund size
    $4,5 billion
  • Vintage and duration
    2018 – 2023
  • Fund manager
    Apollo EPF Management III, LLC
  • IBS commitment
    EUR 16,951 million
  • Status
    Closed for investors
  • Minimal investment
    EUR 250.000,-
  • Fund type
    CV

Structure

  • Feeder fund
    IBS EPF III Investments CV
  • Master fund
    Apollo European Principal Finance Fund III
  • Administrator of the feeder fund
    IBS Fund Management BV
  • Custodian
    KAS Trust & Depositary Services BV

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