The company created a new Strategic Holdings segment to manage ownership stakes in acquired businesses, indicating a shift towards longer-term, lower-risk investments. This suggests a strategic focus on stable, compounding earnings.

KKR expanded its infrastructure strategy to include investment opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region, signaling geographic diversification and pursuit of growth in emerging markets.

The company is increasing its focus on individual private wealth investors through K-Series vehicles and a partnership with Capital Group, indicating a strategic initiative to tap into a broader investor base.

The 10-K highlights KKR's focus on collaboration across business lines and a global integrated platform for sourcing deals and raising capital. This suggests an emphasis on operational efficiency and leveraging internal expertise.

KKR is establishing climate-focused investment strategy, which invests in infrastructure solutions to support the global energy transition, which indicates a focus on new markets and renewable energy.

AUM, referred to as perpetual capital, is subject to material reduction, including through withdrawal, redemption or dividends, and termination.

Increasing focus by stakeholders on sustainability matters, changes in relevant tax laws, regulations, and treaties or adverse interpretations by tax authorities.

The company acknowledges intense competition in both the investment management and insurance industries. This suggests a need for KKR to differentiate itself and maintain competitive pricing.

Reliance on third parties to distribute its insurance products; acceleration of amortization of deferred revenues and expenses.

The document highlights KKR's operational expertise and its focus on assisting portfolio companies in making operational improvements and achieving growth. This suggests a commitment to improving efficiency within its investments.

The company has offered growth equity funds that pursue growth equity investment opportunities in the technology, media, and telecommunications sector in leading growth technology companies across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Israel.

The company and its employees have a significant amount of capital invested in its own funds and portfolio companies, aligning their interests with those of investors.

Increasing focus by stakeholders on sustainability matters; changes in relevant tax laws, regulations, and treaties or adverse interpretations by tax authorities.

The company acknowledges that difficult market and economic conditions can negatively impact its business. This highlights the sensitivity of KKR's business to broader economic trends.

geopolitical developments and other local and global events outside of our control can materially and adversely impact KKR.