KKR is projecting that alternative investments, which amounted to $4 trillion in 2022, could be as high as $15 trillion by 2027, going from 2 percent of private wealth investment to 6 percent, writes Kenneth Corbin in a recent story for Barron’s following KKR’s investor day.
The firm recognizes a growing demand for alternative accessibility from the private wealth space and is promoting its K-Series investment products in response, which include opportunities for private equity, credit, infrastructure and real estate investments.
To continue to be a key player in the alternatives market, KKR is focusing on a five-prong strategy encompassing the K-Series, accessibility, relationships, KKR’s sales force and marketing and data analytics to assist the sales team.
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