Apollo-Backed Athora Buys U.K. Insurer for $7.8 Billion
Athora, backed by the likes of Apollo Global Management, Athene Holding and a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, has insurance businesses across the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium and Germany.
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