Apollo drops CalPERS fees by $125m

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US - The California Public Employees Retirement System has struck a deal with Apollo Global Management that sees the private equity fund manager reducing its existing fees by US$125m over the next five years.

The reduction only applies to current and future portfolios managed only for CalPERS. Apollo also agreed to forgo the use of placement agents when seeking CalPERS' business. The pension fund sai...

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