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KKR Affiliate Getting Crunched?

February 2008 | Private Equity News Alert

The troubles of US private equity group Kohlberg Kravis Roberts appear to be far from over following the news from its London-based affiliate KKR Financial Holdings that for the second time it is delaying the repayment of billions of dollars of commercial

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