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Apollo Global Management asserts that CEO Marc Rowan had no links with Jeffrey Epstein amid ongoing document revelations. Teachers' unions urge the SEC to investigate Apollo's past statements, while various financial entities face scrutiny over Epstein-related interactions. The case continues to stir political and corporate circles globally.

Apollo Global Management has firmly stated that its CEO, Marc Rowan, had no business or personal connections with Jeffrey Epstein, despite recent document leaks suggesting otherwise. These documents have fueled corporate and political turmoil across the globe.

The teachers' unions, having financial stakes in Apollo, have called on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate what they claim are misleading communications from Apollo regarding Epstein. Meanwhile, Apollo co-founder Leon Black's departure in 2021 was a response to his own connections with Epstein.

The new documents also reveal past communications indicating scheduled meetings between Rowan and Epstein, although Apollo maintains they never occurred. As the scandal continues to unfold, it has entangled multiple high-profile banks and political figures, igniting widespread criticism and skepticism toward elite accountability in such controversies.