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Apollo’s Wassenaar Sees Underinvestment Risk in Infrastructure (Correct)

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Olivia Wassenaar, Apollo's global head of infrastructure, says the firm deployed more than $20 billion in infrastructure originations in the third quarter, partnering with investment-grade companies and investing in areas including gas processing. Speaking on "Bloomberg Surveillance," Wassenaar also says the opportunity extends beyond AI data centers to the power supply, electrical grid, natural-gas infrastructure and broader industrial economy. (Corrects to clarify guest's comments in headline.) (Source: Bloomberg)

McKinsey's Kutcher Says AI Creates Jobs and Opportunity

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Eric Kutcher, McKinsey & Co. chair of North America, is very bullish on the US economy. He says there will be more jobs in 2035 then there are today. He says artificial intelligence is creating jobs and points out that software developers who help AI write code are in high demand. He appears on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)

JPMorgan's Guven Toktamis on Private Equity DPI & Outlook

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Pressure to show strong distributed paid-in capital (DPI) is top of mind in the private equity space, says Isik Guven Toktamis, JPMorgan EMEA Head of Private Equity Investment Banking. "2026 has been actually been a good year for sponsored M&A. Overall, M&A volume is up by 40%, and we continue to have a very strong pipeline, of exits," she added. Guven Toktamis spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie at the JPMorgan Tech Stars Conference in London on Oct. 6. (Source: Bloomberg)

ServiceNow President and COO Amit Zavery on AI Demand

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ServiceNow's Amit Zavery remains bullish on the broader AI sector, citing strong enterprise demand for AI-powered software. The President and COO says ServiceNow continues to outperform its financial targets, thanks to a favorable outlook. He speaks with Haslinda Amin on the sidelines of Token2049 in Singapore. (Source: Bloomberg)

SpaceX Eyes $40 Billion Deal to Buy Nvidia Chips

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX is in talks with banks and investors to raise $40 billion to buy chips from Nvidia, people familiar with the matter said. Pimco is one of the investment managers looking at the deal, according to the people. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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