Apollo Hires From Goldman, Bank of America to Oversee Bank Partnerships
Alex Bavifard joined in May from Bank of America Corp., where he was a managing director for almost 12 years, to lead Apollo's private credit collaboration with Citigroup, an Apollo spokesperson said. The firm also hired Lindsay Dreilinger, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. managing director in leveraged finance sales, to lead the US Bank Coverage team.
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