Non-ELTIF · Real Estate · Domiciled in Luxembourg
Apollo European Real Estate Debt
Managed by Apollo, US. Product design, fees, liquidity terms and AuM development, tracked monthly by Novantigo.
About this fund
Apollo European Real Estate Debt is an open-end SICAV domiciled in Luxembourg and managed by Apollo, launched in 2025 and denominated in EUR. It is structured as a Non-ELTIF vehicle authorised under the UCI Part II regime, with an N/A ELTIF designation, and is distributed pan-European to both professional and retail-qualified investors subject to a minimum commitment of 25,000 EUR. The strategy invests in real estate debt, with exposure allocated across , and the portfolio is classified Article 8 under SFDR.
Liquidity is semi-liquid rather than closed-ended: capital can be added at a monthly cadence, while redemptions are processed quarterly subject to a notice period of 31 days, priced off a NAV struck monthly. The mismatch between monthly entry and quarterly exit, together with the notice requirement, is the mechanism through which the manager matches dealing activity to the underlying loan book, which amortises and repays on a schedule that is not continuously tradable. Current fund size is shown as , and the fee structure comprises a management fee of alongside a performance fee of , each benchmarked against the comparable vehicles in the dataset.
Within the coverage universe of 494 funds as of 31 Aug 2026, this is one of 44 real estate vehicles tracked and one of 347 funds domiciled in Luxembourg; narrowing to both filters leaves 31 directly comparable products, which is the relevant set for assessing its terms, dealing calendar and cost levels against peers pursuing credit rather than equity exposure to property.
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Fees & costs
- Entry fee
- Redemption fee
- Management fee (retail, low)
- Management fee (retail, high)
- Management fee (institutional, low)
- Management fee (institutional, high)
- Early-investor fee
- Fee basis
- Operating expenses
- Distribution fee
- Total cost ratio
- Performance fee
- Hurdle rate
- High-water mark
Portfolio construction
- Fund-of-funds share
- Primaries share
- Secondaries share
- Directs share
- Co-investments share
- Liquidity pocket
- Europe allocation
- North America allocation
- Asia-Pacific allocation
- Latin America allocation
- Rest-of-world allocation
Terms & scale
- Latest AuM
- Target size
- Target IRR
- Life span
- Redemption gate
- Lock-up penalty
- Leverage limit
- Leverage (AIFMD)
- Share classes
- Master-feeder setup
Key facts
Structure
- Manager
- Apollo
- Fund type
- Non-ELTIF
- ISIN
- LU2986657190
- Legal structure
- SICAV
- Regulatory regime
- UCI Part II
- ELTIF version
- N/A
- Fund structure
- Open-End
- Inception
- 25 May 2025
- Base currency
- EUR
Strategy
- Asset class
- Real Estate
- Strategy
- Debt
- Geographic focus
- Europe
Liquidity
- Subscription frequency
- Monthly
- Redemption frequency
- Quarterly
- Notice period
- 31 days
- NAV frequency
- Monthly
Access & distribution
- Investor type
- Both
- Distribution scope
- Pan-European
- Distribution countries
- Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom
- Minimum investment
- 25,000 EUR
- SFDR
- Article 8
›Frequently asked questions
- Who manages Apollo European Real Estate Debt?
- Apollo European Real Estate Debt is managed by Apollo, headquartered in US.
- What is the minimum investment for Apollo European Real Estate Debt?
- The minimum investment is 25,000 EUR. The binding terms are in the fund documents.
- How often can investors redeem?
- Redemptions are quarterly, with a notice period of 31 days.
- What is an evergreen fund?
- An evergreen fund is an open-ended private markets vehicle with no fixed end date: investors subscribe and redeem at recurring intervals instead of committing to a closed fund term.
Sourced from prospectuses, KIDs, factsheets and regulatory registers. Data as of 31 Aug 2026.