Axxes Capital Announces Alts Collaboration With Bridge Investment Group

Axxes Capital, a private markets investment firm, announced a collaboration with Bridge Investment Group to offer investors access to funds managed by Bridge and its affiliated registered investment advisers via retail alternative fund structures managed by Axxes Capital.
Bridge, acquired by Apollo Global Management Inc. (NYSE: APO) in September 2025, is an alternative investment manager diversified across specialized asset classes, including residential housing, logistics properties, and net lease properties.
“We’re very pleased to have the opportunity to partner with Axxes Capital,” said Dean Allara, vice chairman of Bridge. “Real estate has long been a core asset class for institutional investors, and Bridge has a strong history of investing across U.S. markets through disciplined underwriting and a focus on generating durable, income-driven returns.”
Axxes Capital is a private markets investment management firm committed to delivering innovative, institutionally backed investment solutions to wealth advisers and their clients. The firm partners with independent, top-tier asset managers to offer interval funds that provide access to private equity, credit, and other alternative strategies, all through adviser-friendly vehicles.
“Axxes Capital was founded on the belief that individual investors deserve the same access, transparency, and discipline historically reserved for institutions,” said Joseph DaGrosa Jr., founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Axxes Capital.
Last month, Axxes Capital appointed Arun Kaul as chief investment strategist. In the role, Kaul is leading Axxes Capital’s market intelligence, education, and thought leadership initiatives designed to advance understanding and adoption of private investments within the broader wealth management community.
In August 2025, AltsWire reported that Axxes officially launched the Axxes Opportunistic Credit Fund, which is now open to investors. The interval fund, previously registered and declared effective in October 2024, allocates capital across opportunistic credit – including stressed/distressed, special situations, structured credit, and hard assets.


