KKR Infrastructure Conglomerate, which began raising money in June, is one of two companies KKR formed to attract capital from wealthy individuals who don’t necessarily meet the minimum investment threshold to invest in a traditional private fund. The other is KKR Private Equity Conglomerate.
The infrastructure vehicle received backing from 12,632 investors, according to a filing last week, which amounts to roughly $141,000 per investor.
A KKR spokesperson declined to comment.
The KKR conglomerates represent an emerging ...
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