KKR, Carlyle, GSO among potential bidders for JPMorgan Asia investment arm - report
KKR, The Carlyle Group and Blackstone's credit arm, GSO Capital Partners are said to be among potential buyers for JPMorgan Chase's Asia-based principal investment business, Global Special Opportunities Group (GSOG). The valuation is likely to be more than $1 billion.
According to the Financial Times, the investment bank has approached a number of private equity funds and credit focused hedge funds about the transaction which is part of an effort to streamline its operations...
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