KKR Strikes Asset-Management Partnership with Brazil's Itau
KKR & Co. and Itau Unibanco Holding SA 's asset manager struck an exclusive partnership to develop alternative investments for institutional and wealth clients in Brazil.
The buyout firm and Sao Paulo-based Itau Asset Management will develop products across private markets asset classes, including building co-branded investments for the Brazilian market, according to a statement Tuesday. The firms said they also may work together on co-investments.
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