

Fund Size
N/A
Target Return
11.1%
Annualized Return
N/A
Launch Year
2025
Min. Investment
€10,000
Availability
Open through selected distributors
Structure
SICAV Part II (ELTIF 2.0)
Product Category
Open-end
Domicile
Luxembourg
GP Type
Single
Liquidity Level
Semi-liquid
Management Fee
1.95%
Carry
Performance fee with ~1.0% p.a. cost impact per Class I1 (EUR) KID; headline rate and hurdle mechanics not publicly disclosed
ISIN
LU3041385645
Currencies
EUR, USD
Investor Eligibility
Retail
Liquidity Options
Monthly subscriptions
KID Risk Indicator
3 out of 7
Annual Returns (KID Scenarios)
Stressed
-1.19%
Moderate
9.53%
Favorable
11.1%
Average Total Cost Level (KID)
3%
Apollo Global Diversified Credit ELTIF (AGDC) is an evergreen, semi-liquid ELTIF 2.0 sub-fund of the Luxembourg Apollo Private Markets SICAV, authorized by the CSSF on 5 August 2025. The strategy seeks current income from a global multi-asset credit portfolio spanning corporate direct lending, asset-backed lending and public fixed income, weighted approximately 72% North America and 27% Europe, with Tristram Leach and James Vanek as named portfolio managers.
Structure
ELTIF 2.0
SFDR Article 6; open-end evergreen
Allocation
60 / 20 / 15
Direct lending / asset-backed / public fixed income
Costs (Class I1)
~3.0%/yr
1.95% ongoing + ~1.0% perf. impact (KID); A1: 2.80% ongoing
Risk Indicator
3 / 7
Recommended holding: 5 years
Minimum
€10,000
Retail EUR class (per fund-database profile)
Liquidity
Monthly / Quarterly
Subscriptions / redemptions
| Share Classes | A1 EUR (LU3041386882), A4 USD, I1 EUR (LU3041385645), I3 USD, I4 USD; currency hedged |
| AIFM / Depositary | Carne Global Fund Managers (Luxembourg) / CACEIS Bank, Luxembourg Branch |
| Benchmark | Morningstar Global Leveraged Loan index; large-cap borrower focus |
| Distribution | Passported to 30 EEA states incl. the Netherlands |
| Track Record | Launched 2025 — no public NAV, size or performance figures yet |
Lock-up, notice-period and redemption-gate parameters have not been publicly disclosed. As with other semi-liquid credit vehicles, redemptions are subject to the liquidity mechanisms permitted under ELTIF 2.0 and may be limited in periods of elevated redemption demand — Apollo’s separate US non-traded BDC applied its quarterly repurchase cap in 2026 when requests exceeded it, illustrating how such mechanisms operate.
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