KKR's Kravis bullish on Asia private equity, credit
Henry Kravis, co-founder of KKR, believes that Asia’s macro headwinds have created an attractive environment for private equity investment, although the asset class is just one of several strategies that feature in his longer-term outlook for the development of the firm’s business in the region.
"If you believe everything you read, India is going down the tubes, China is going down the tubes," Kravis told a group of journalists in Hong Kong. "But this is all part of market becoming more mature,...
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