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Apollo

Associate, Thematic Investing - Research & Content

Apollo, New York, New York, United States, 10286

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Position Overview

Apollo Thematic Investing ("ATI") is building a differentiated platform to capitalize on emerging structural themes across global markets. The Research & Content Associate plays a key role in translating real-time developments in macroeconomics, policy, markets, and innovation into impactful insights for Apollo's investment teams and senior leaders. This is a forward-leaning, insight-driven position designed to convert noise into signal, and signal into advantage. The Associate sits at the intersection of research and content, with a mandate to produce fast-turn, high-conviction perspectives that inform capital deployment and strategic planning across the firm. The Role

This is a high-impact role focused on identifying and communicating thematic signals with speed, clarity, and conviction. The Associate will surface evolving global trends, synthesize complex ideas, and produce content that informs internal and external stakeholders. Success requires intellectual agility, clear communication, and a strong grasp of the forces transforming the investment landscape. The ideal candidate will combine analytical rigor with editorial instinct, and will thrive in fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment. Primary Responsibilities

Research macroeconomic, geopolitical, sectoral, and technological trends with thematic and investment relevance Produce fast-turn, insight-rich content on developments that affect Apollo's investment lens Support the drafting of long-form materials including white papers, investor letters, and executive briefings Track and evolve ATI's thematic frameworks and signal maps Collaborate with Apollo investment teams, product strategists, and corporate communications to tailor content for various stakeholders Maintain situational awareness of global events, policy actions, and capital flows to anticipate implications for Apollo Qualifications & Experience

Bachelor's degree from a top-tier institution; preferred backgrounds include Economics, Political Science, Finance, Public Policy, International Relations, or Journalism 2-5 years of experience in a relevant setting such as investment research, economic policy, financial journalism, strategy consulting, or editorial analysis Strong foundation in global markets and macroeconomic dynamics, with deep curiosity about secular themes such as AI, energy transition, and deglobalization Proven ability to write clearly, concisely, and insightfully under deadline pressure Familiarity with investment and research tools Intellectually agile, collaborative, and able to distill complexity into actionable intelligence