KKR has cautioned that heightened market volatility is likely to constrain its earnings growth outlook for 2026, even as the firm reported first-quarter results that exceeded expectations on strong fee income and asset monetisation activity, according to a report by Reuters.
The private equity and alternative asset manager posted higher-than-expected earnings, supported by a rise in deal exits and a more than 30% increase in management fees, which provide a stable revenue base regardless of inve...
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