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Has Apollo always taken summers for their PE? Anyone have info on previous internship offers/conversion/etc.? Or is this a new thing they just started doing?

 

might as well secure a banking job rather than go into OCR FT with no offer in hand. Thats the worst possible situation. Just my opinion.

 
We are talking about summer associate offers for MBA students right?

no, they took one wharton undergrad for PE last summer.

manuarsenal, how do you know they don't extend FT offers?

 

They hire only for summer, never do FT recruiting. They explicitly say that we wont give a FT offer at the end of the summer. A friend of mine worked in their Strategic Value Fund and regretted that decision. Their is no proper structured program and he was saying that he would have rather done banking at a top BB which he had an offer from rather than going to Apollo.

 
Their is no proper structured program and he was saying that he would have rather done banking at a top BB which he had an offer from rather than going to Apollo.

damn...that sucks. Why would Apollo even bother with summer interns then?

 
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They hire only for summer, never do FT recruiting. They explicitly say that we wont give a FT offer at the end of the summer. A friend of mine worked in their Strategic Value Fund and regretted that decision. Their is no proper structured program and he was saying that he would have rather done banking at a top BB which he had an offer from rather than going to Apollo.

I just wrote something similar on another thread so ill copy paste that.

I agree what manuarsenal said is a possibility.

However, I go to a top school and two people I personally know have gone to Apollo, one went to BX FT and the other went to MS FT. I am not quite sure what other offers they had exactly during the summer, but it paid off pretty well.

I think most people in the industry realize that Apollo doesnt give out FT offers to SA and take that into consideration. Just working there adds greatly to your credibility.

 

APO gave out a FT offer to at least one analyst last year. Summer intern & Wharton UG.

 

What if you already have an SA offer from BX/MS/GS? Is there any benefit in going to Apollo, when all you'd be doing is decreasing your chances of landing a FT offer at one of those top firms?

 

This has changed. KKR has offered at least two UGs for this coming fall.

 

Leon Black is a disciple of Milken; anything in their high yield/distressed area is likely very legit

Their PE portfolio is screwed but apparently they continue to raise new money

 
MMmonkey
neutralnukeesp. mezzanine

would this be working for their BDC?

Posting doesn't mention AINV so I don't know. The Capital Markets Operation blurb just says that they have $13.2 B spread out over ten capital markets vehicles and the different strategies/assets being covered.

I'm a sophomore so definitely not expecting anything for this summer - just trying to find out more info. for when I do apply for summer 2010.

 

Apollo is so ****ed. It's kind of ridiculous.

I guess they're taking interns now because they're having a hard time recruiting.

They got really, really lucky that they raised their latest fund before the markets sank. Their last fund is going to make no return. in fact, I think the firm is in danger of blowing up...

 
curiousmonkeyApollo is so ****ed. It's kind of ridiculous.

I guess they're taking interns now because they're having a hard time recruiting.

They got really, really lucky that they raised their latest fund before the markets sank. Their last fund is going to make no return. in fact, I think the firm is in danger of blowing up...

Apollo closed a fund in December 2008 @$15bn so not sure what the "before markets sank" refers to... agree on Fund VI tanking, i heard the IRR was down to 20% but this was in mid-'08... and they did take a hit on Huntsman-Hexion with a $700m break-up fee in Q3'08...

 

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