Hello all, I am an incoming analyst at an EB (graduated from top undergrad business school) and was wondering about Apollo's recruitment process, particularly for its distressed investing arm. Does anyone know how many PE associates does Apollo typically take on an annual basis? And which banks do said PE associates generally hail from?
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it all depends on their children's reading book skills
At this point just show up at their office with your keyboard and say you want to be an associate. Should be all you need
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