KKR · NYSECapital Markets · Alternative Asset Management
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Company details
Market cap
~$85B
Assets under mgmt
~$758B
Fee-related earnings
$3.7B
Total revenue (FY25)
$19.5B
Adj. net income
$2.3B
FRE / share
$4.13
FRE growth
+14%
Stock price
~$95
In plain English
KKR is one of the world's largest alternative-asset managers — it pools money from pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds and increasingly everyday savers, then buys whole companies (private equity), lends privately, owns infrastructure and real estate, and runs a giant insurer (Global Atlantic) whose premiums it invests. It earns fees on ~$758B of assets plus a share of investment profits, and parks long-term bets on its own balance sheet through a 'Strategic Holdings' segment.
In simple terms
What KKR really sells
KKR is one of the world's largest alternative-asset managers — it pools money from pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds and increasingly everyday savers, then buys whole companies (private equity), lends privately, owns infrastructure and real estate, and runs a giant insurer (Global Atlantic) whose premiums it invests. It earns fees on ~$758B of assets plus a share of investment profits, and parks long-term bets on its own balance sheet through a 'Strategic Holdings' segment.
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