KKR loses managing director in Singapore
Terence Lee, a managing director at KKR who leads technology, media and telecom (TMT) and growth equity investments in Southeast Asia, has left the firm.
The departure was first reported by Bloomberg and has since been confirmed to AVCJ by a source close to the situation. KKR declined to comment. Lee joined the firm in 2010 after three years with CVC...
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