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Apollo Global Management Investors Alert

In the wake of significant allegations against Apollo Global Management, Inc. (NYSE: APO), investors are urged to consider their legal options as a class action lawsuit has been filed. The suit comes after a series of investigative reports raised serious concerns about the firm’s leadership and their connections with controversial figures, particularly Jeffrey Epstein. The firm Hagens Berman is leading this effort to hold Apollo accountable for substantial losses experienced by its investors, making this an urgent situation for stakeholders.

Background of the Allegations

The class action, titled Feldman v. Apollo Global Management, Inc. et al., was initiated in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. It seeks to represent investors who acquired Apollo's securities from May 10, 2021, to February 21, 2026—a period marked by a troubling narrative surrounding the firm. The lawsuit claims that Apollo's executives provided misleading information about their financial dealings and relationships with Epstein, particularly regarding tax strategies and investment practices.

Reed Kathrein, a partner at Hagens Berman, pointed out that Apollo historically asserted that their ties to Epstein were minimal and limited. However, recent findings suggest deeper entanglements that go beyond the firm's former CEO, Leon Black. Reports indicated that current CEO Marc Rowan and other executives engaged in significant discussions with Epstein about tax arrangements throughout the 2010s. This contradicts Apollo's claims and raises questions about their transparency and governance practices.

Key Events Leading to the Lawsuit

Several crucial events have catalyzed the initiation of this class action:

• - February 1, 2026: The Financial Times published revelations about executive discussions with Epstein regarding tax inversion deals, suggesting a complicity that could damage Apollo's credibility.
• - February 17, 2026: The SEC came under pressure to investigate Apollo after major teachers' unions flagged concerns over the firm's lack of transparency concerning its dealings with Epstein.
• - February 21, 2026: A CNN report unveiled further details, including claims that Epstein received confidential financial documents and facilitated meetings between Apollo executives and private banking entities.

Following these allegations, Apollo's stock price experienced a significant decline, losing over 15% within three weeks, effectively erasing around $12 billion in market value. This drastic financial impact underscores the seriousness of the claims and the potential liability faced by Apollo Global Management.

Call to Action for Investors

Investors who purchased Apollo securities within the defined class period and incurred considerable losses are encouraged to act swiftly. The deadline for applying as a lead plaintiff is May 1, 2026, marking a critical juncture for stakeholders seeking to recover their losses. Hagens Berman provides resources for potential class members to understand their rights and navigate the complexities of the lawsuit.

For further insights and to submit claims regarding investment losses, investors are advised to contact Hagens Berman directly. There are provisions for whistleblowers with non-public information regarding Apollo that may enhance the investigation further, and potential rewards for this involvement.

About Hagens Berman

Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP is a recognized law firm advocating for shareholders and has a track record of holding corporations accountable for misconduct. With a focus on corporate accountability, the firm has successfully recovered over $2.9 billion for clients harmed by corporate negligence. Interested parties can learn more about the firm’s endeavors and follow updates on current litigations through their official channels.

For more information, contact Reed Kathrein at 844-916-0895 or via email. This situation represents a pivotal moment for Apollo investors, and proactive measures are recommended to protect their interests in light of these unfolding events.