**Board and Executive Governance**
AGM's Board of Directors and senior management oversee Apollo's sustainable investing approach, as outlined below:
- **AGM Board of Directors (the "Board"): The Board has delegated oversight of sustainability and**
corporate responsibility matters to the Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility Committee of
the Board (the "Sustainability Committee"). The Board appoints the Sustainability Committee
members and chairperson. The Board receives regular reports from the Sustainability Committee.
- **Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility Committee: The Sustainability Committee is**
comprised of independent directors and is responsible for assisting the Board in overseeing
AGM's corporate responsibility strategies, sustainability strategies, and related matters. These
strategies include environmental sustainability and climate change, human rights, social impact,
employee health and safety, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. For more information on the
Sustainability Committee's responsibilities, please see the Sustainability Committee [charter.](https://www.apollo.com/~/media/Files/A/Apollo-V3/documents/corporate-governance/agm-sustainability-and-corporate-responsibility-committee-charter.pdf)
- **Chief Sustainability Officer ("CSO"): The CSO is responsible for spearheading AGM's**
sustainability strategy. The CSO is a member of AGM's Leadership Team, oversees reporting to
the Sustainability Committee, and reports to AAM's Co-Presidents. The CSO and other
sustainability leadership coordinate with various stakeholders across the Company, including but
not limited to investment committees, enterprise risk management, and reputation management
functions. The CSO also engages with governance and oversight committees and bodies on a
regular and as-needed basis.
**Enterprise Governance**
Sustainability oversight extends beyond specific governance functions and is also included in the
Company's core enterprise risk management framework.
- **Reputational Risk Working Group ("RRG"): Certain members of the Company's leadership are**
responsible for vetting reputational risks, including political and/or policy-related risks escalated
by the CSO, business-level Heads of ESG, investment teams, and other stakeholders. Such
members of leadership provide recommendations to investment teams on certain specific
investments and may elevate matters to AAM's Co-Presidents.