TOKYO/HONG KONG (Reuters) -Apollo Global Management is considering investing as much as 1.5 trillion yen ($9.5 billion) in a management buyout of Japan's Seven & i Holdings, Bloomberg News said on Friday, citing several people with knowledge of the matter.

KKR & Co. is considering taking a stake in a proposal by Seven & i Holdings Co.’s founding family to take the Japanese convenience store operator private, people familiar with the matter said, joining fellow private equity giant Apollo Global Management Inc.

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KKR & Co. (KKR) is evaluating taking a stake in Seven & i's (OTCPK:SVNDY) proposed management buyout. The private equity firm is considering investing several hundred billion yen for an equity stake in the parent of the operators of 7-Eleven convenience stores,

Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) is weighing a significant investment of up to ¥1.5 trillion (approximately $9.5 billion) in a management buyout proposal for Seven & i (OTCPK:SVNDF), Bloomberg reported on Friday,

Japan Inc’s defensive measures might get help from Uncle Sam. Buyout and credit giant Apollo Global Management is considering backing Seven & i’s founding Ito family with 1.5 trillion yen ($9.5 billion) for its take-private bid,

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Apollo Global Management and Standard Chartered Plc have ... according to a statement from Apollo seen by Bloomberg.

APOLLO Global Management and Standard Chartered have formed a partnership to finance infrastructure deals, renewable energy and the low-carbon transition. Read more at The Business Times.

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