KKR hires former Nomura India executive director
KKR has appointed Dhiren Mehta, formerly of Nomura, as a director of its Indian operation. Mehta will work out of KKR’s Mumbai office, which is led by the Sanjay Nayar, CEO of KKR India and B.V. Krishnan, head of the private equity firm's non-banking financial company.
Prior to joining KKR, Mehta served as Nomura India’s executive director and head of fixed income institutional sales for the country. Before that, he helped build up Citigroup's fixed income sales platform...
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