On January 13, 2026, UBS reaffirmed its Buy recommendation for Apollo Global Management, adjusting its twelve-month price objective downward from one level to a slightly lower level. The revision reflects UBS’s nuanced view of Apollo’s valuation amidst evolving credit and equity markets, while signaling confidence in the firm’s underlying fee-earning capacity and asset management platform.

Sixteen research firms cover Apollo’s shares, producing an average recommendation of Moderate Buy. The consensus includes thirteen Buy ratings, two Hold suggestions and one Strong Buy endorsement. Recent moves by Wall Street Zen and Evercore ISI—upgrading and raising their outlooks, respectively—further highlight growing comfort with Apollo’s diversified fee streams and capital deployment strategy.

Apollo remains one of the world’s largest alternative asset managers, with a market capitalization near eighty-four billion dollars and a trading volume averaging over two million shares per day on the New York Stock Exchange. Competing alongside peers such as Blackstone and KKR, Apollo’s diverse mix of private equity, credit and real estate vehicles continues to demonstrate resilience, bolstered by strong inflows into its credit funds and renewed deal-making activity in private markets.