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Tag: Apollo

The One With the Pilfering Partner

Doug Cornelius October 25, 2017October 25, 2017 SEC News   [+]

Expenses charged by private equity managers to their portfolio companies and their funds has been on the SEC’s radar since Dodd-Frank. Apollo Management was one of those caught with improper fee calculations last year. One item mentioned was the inappropriate expenses charged to the funds by one of its partners. We got more detail on … Read more »

SEC Brings Another Private Equity Fund Fee Case

Doug Cornelius August 24, 2016August 24, 2016 SEC News   [+]

Apollo has been variously recognized as a god of sun, truth, healing, and poetry, and more in classical Greek and Roman mythology. It’s namesake private equity firm has settled charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it was less than truthful in disclosing fees charged to investors. The main thrust of the Apollo case … Read more »

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