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Subscriber OnlyMarketsDealsApollo Draws Fury From Small-Time Investors Who Lost EverythingCEVA managers say they were wiped out by financial maneuverThey say Apollo benefited from buying CEVA debt at discountsPhotographer: Michael Nagle/BloombergBySabrina Willmer+FollowApril 18, 2019, 9:00 AM UTCThe opportunity was tantalizing: invest alongside the mighty Apollo Global Management LLC.But what looked like a sure thing turned out to be a big loser -- and accusations are flying.