Apollo Ramps Up Efforts to Mark Private Credit Daily

Global asset manager Apollo Global Management will begin reporting net asset values (NAVs) for its private credit funds monthly, marking a shift from traditional quarterly or annual valuations. The firm plans to eventually transition to daily NAV reporting, aligning private credit with public markets’ transparency standards while reducing valuation lags. Third-party valuations will be introduced over time to enhance credibility and mitigate conflicts of interest in self-reported fund performance. This move reflects growing investor demand for real-time data in private credit, a historically opaque $1.7 trillion asset class experiencing rapid growth. The initiative, announced in March 2026, signals broader industry trends toward standardization as private credit competes with traditional fixed-income investments.