Can someone elaborate on Apollo's investment strategy & approach to uncovering value, beyond the general themes that have been mentioned on this forum (minimize equity check through max leverage; aggressive leverage terms; find companies with good/bad segments, divest the bad ones and enhance the good ones).
Concrete examples are welcome as well. Appreciate any insight.
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Shoving it up people's buttholes is their thesis mostly.
Read this:
https://www.amazon.com/Caesars-Palace-Coup-Billionaire-Corruption/dp/16…
+1 on this deal; HBS case study on it is a good read
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The book on Cesaers is a good jumping point.
I think Apollo is very different now than what it was then. The aggressive techniques they were famous for are now commonplace: https://www.ft.com/content/6d7e4fb9-672b-4088-a2ef-30807a2358dc
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