Sep 30, 2024 · KKR is a leading global investment firm offering solutions in alternative assets spanning real estate, private credit, private equity, and infrastructure, as well as liquid credit, capital markets and insurance.

At KKR, we are committed to building shared success not only by achieving strong returns for those we serve, but by acting as a trusted partner to our portfolio companies, our employees, and our communities.

Dec 19, 2024 · NEW YORK –(BUSINESS WIRE)– KKR, a leading global investment firm, today released its 2025 Global Macro Outlook by Henry McVey, CIO of KKR’s Balance Sheet and Head of Global Macro and Asset Allocation (GMAA).

The portfolio companies shown represent a significant portion of KKR’s Private Equity, Tech Growth, Health Care Growth, Global Impact, Infrastructure and Real Assets portfolio as of September 30, 2024.

Read the whole series below to learn how KKR went from “3 guys and a broom” to a global investment firm investing on behalf of millions of people all over the world. Originally published in Nikkei Asia, October 2024

Sep 30, 2024 · KKR's Private Equity team drives value creation as active owners, making good businesses great across a wide variety of sectors for over four decades.

In 1976, George Roberts and Henry Kravis sat down at Joe & Rose to discuss what they wanted to do, sketching out on a napkin plans for what we know today as KKR. © Chester Higgins Jr./ The New York Times/Redux

KKR has developed a leading infrastructure franchise that benefits from global exposure as well as expertise across multiple sectors and and strategies.

Henry McVey, the Head of Global Macro & Asset Allocation and CIO of KKR’s Balance Sheet, and Ken Mehlman, Global Head of Public Affairs recently published a detailed note - Focus on the Forest, Not the Trees - detailing what we at KKR think you need to know about a second Trump administration. Below we offer five key takeaways for financial ...

Key Takeaways. Two of our major themes, digitalization and the energy transition, are converging. Data centers and other large-scale power users are starting to have trouble sourcing enough electricity for their operations.