Apollo management discusses tax outlook and post‑election expectations in internal briefing
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The passage is an internal investment‑bank style note about Apollo Global Management’s expectations for tax reforms and a Trump‑era economy. It mentions no concrete transactions, undisclosed financial Apollo Co‑Founder Josh Harris and CFO Martin Kelly discussed growth and fee outlook. Management expects a Trump‑Republican Congress to be favorable for GDP growth and possibly deregulat Potential tax
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