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Apollo raises $2.35bn for its first direct lending fund - Vimarsana News

Apollo raises $2.35bn for its first direct lending fund

Apollo announced that it has closed on approximately $2.35 billion in commitments for Apollo Origination Partnership Fund I (AOP), its inaugural fund dedicated to large corporate direct lending.

Apollo Closes on $2.35 Billion in Commitments for Apollo Origination Partnership Fund I - Vimarsana News

Apollo Closes on $2.35 Billion in Commitments for Apollo Origination Partnership Fund I

11.08.2022 - Fund Close Contributes to Apollo’s $50 Billion-plus of Direct Lending AUMNEW YORK, Aug. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Apollo (NYSE: APO) today announced that it has closed on approximately $2.35 billion in commitments for Apollo Origination ...

County receives unexpected COVID vaccines, will distribute Feb. 12 - Vimarsana News

County receives unexpected COVID vaccines, will distribute Feb. 12

Read so far Alesia Woolridge Editor@coloradocountycitizen.com Posted in: This chart shows the state’s progress in COVID vaccines. The State of Texas has said that Spring 2021 is the best estimate of when vaccines will be available to the general public, but that may change. Courtesy | DSHS Colorado County EMS was notified Monday evening that 200 doses of vaccine will be delivered for distribution this week. “Our Sub-Hub Plan has not yet been approved by the state and this allocation came as a surprise. We confirmed that it is separate fr...

Vaccines remain in short supply for county - Vimarsana News

Vaccines remain in short supply for county

Read so far Alesia Woolridge Editor@coloradocountycitizen.com Posted in: COVID-19 vaccines began arriving in Texas for distribution in mid-December 2020, but the number of people eligible to receive the vaccines first far outnumber the amount of doses available. Front-line workers, long-term care facility residents and staff were among the prioritized groups to receive the vaccines first, as the doses were to be administered in phases. Following the first phase of vaccine recipients, people eligible for Phase 1B would receive the shots next....