KKR's Kravis and Roberts Turn Over Leadership Roles

The video discusses the leadership transition at KKR, with founders Henry Kravis and George Roberts stepping down for their successors. It highlights the impact of this change on the firm and the broader private equity landscape. The video also covers succession planning in top private equity firms, including Apollo and Carlisle. KKR's impressive stock performance over the past five years is analyzed, noting a 320% rise. Additionally, KKR's shift to a one share one vote structure is discussed, emphasizing a move towards a more shareholder-friendly business model.

Who are the founders of KKR who are stepping down?

• Shonali Basak and Guy

• Jobey and Scott Nuttall

• Mark Krown and Kusang Lee

• Henry Kravis and George Roberts

What is the significance of the leadership change at KKR?

• It leads to a merger with Apollo.

• It indicates a decline in KKR's stock performance.

• It is part of a broader trend of succession planning in private asset firms.

• It marks the end of KKR's operations.

Who are the new Co-CEOs of KKR?

• Jobey and Scott Nuttall

• Mark Krown and Kusang Lee

• Henry Kravis and George Roberts

• Shonali Basak and Guy

By how much has KKR's stock risen over the last five years?

• 65%

• 150%

• 200%

• 320%

What structural change is KKR implementing to become more shareholder-friendly?

• Introducing a two-tier voting system

• Moving to a one share one vote structure

• Increasing the number of board members

• Eliminating shareholder voting rights