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Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) Chief Financial Officer Kelly Martin sold 6,000 shares of common stock on December 1, 2025, at prices ranging from $131.30 to $131.56, for a total value of $788,433.
According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the transaction reduced Martin’s direct holdings to 324,569 shares. This amount includes 243,455 vested and unvested restricted stock units.
On the same day, Martin disposed of 575 shares of common stock, and another 460 shares on December 3, 2025.
Additionally, the report indicates that Martin indirectly owns 25,035 shares held by the 2025 Martin Kelly Gift Trust.
In other recent news, Apollo Global Management is participating in a Bank of England stress test alongside other major private capital groups like Blackstone and KKR. This test aims to assess how the private credit market would respond to a major crisis. In terms of stock ratings, Morgan Stanley has upgraded Apollo Global Management to Overweight, increasing its price target to $180.00, citing expectations of growth reacceleration in 2026 and 2027. TD Cowen has reiterated its Buy rating with a $164.00 price target, noting improved outlook for Apollo’s retirement services business. BMO Capital has maintained its Market Perform rating and a $136.00 price target, highlighting strong momentum in Apollo’s retirement business. Goldman Sachs continues to support Apollo with a Buy rating and a $155.00 price target, focusing on the 2025 update for the Retirement Services business. The firm expects the Spread Related Earnings to stabilize in the 120-125 basis points range by 2026. These developments reflect a positive sentiment among analysts regarding Apollo’s future performance.
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