Apollo Global Management, Inc. released a presentation cautioning investors that its data should not be treated as investment advice. The document stresses that forward‑looking statements are subject to change and that the firm bears no responsibility for updates. It warns users against relying on the material for tax, legal, or accounting decisions.

The disclaimer clarifies that Apollo does not act as an advisor and does not provide the protections its clients receive. It also notes that statements marked with terms like "may," "will," or "expect" reflect only the speaker's current judgment. Investors are urged to conduct independent research and consult professionals before acting on the information.

This notice underscores the legal boundaries around investment communications from private equity firms. By issuing the warning, Apollo aims to protect itself from liability and remind stakeholders that the data presented may not align with market realities. The document serves as a reminder that investors must verify any claims before making decisions.

The presentation also references Apollo’s subsidiaries, indicating that the disclaimer applies across its corporate structure. It reiterates that any forward‑looking estimates are subject to change without notice, and that the firm does not guarantee the continuation of discussed trends. Investors should treat the material as informational only.