Apollo U.S. Private Credit Fund
Overview
Strategy
USPC invests predominantly in U.S. private credit via directly originated, floating-rate, first-lien senior secured loans to large-cap and upper-middle-market borrowers, targeting income with capital preservation. The evergreen fund accesses Apollo’s global direct lending platform, with exposure largely through Apollo Debt Solutions BDC and Apollo Broad Middle Markets Lending Fund, and may hold a smaller sleeve of more liquid credit to support portfolio diversification and liquidity management.
Performance
Total Returns (% Net of Fees)
Total Returns (% Net of Fees)
| Net returns (since inception) | I4 |
|---|---|
| Total Return | 20.7% |
| Annualized Return | 8.4% |
| Best Month | (Dec 2023)1.5% |
| Worst Month | (Oct 2023)0.1% |
| Risk metrics (since inception) | |
| Volatility | 1% |
| Sharpe Ratio (4.3% risk-free) | 4.05 |
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| Management Fee: | 1.25% | Payable monthly. |
| Management Fee Basis: | NAV | |
| Performance Fee: | 12.50% | Two componenets: 12.5% of net investment income (subject to 5% annualized hurdle rate and 100% adviser catch-up), paid quarterly; and 12.5% of realized gains net of realized and unrealized losses, paid annually. |
| Performance Fee Basis: | Net Investment Income, Realized Capital Gains | |
| Hurdle rate: | 5.00% | Applies to net investment income component. |
| Catch-up: | 100.00% | Adviser catch-up on net investment income after annualized hurdle; only NII component. |
| Back load (redemption): | 2.00% | If redeemed within 12 months. |
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