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KKR Sets Up Milan Office to Target Growth in Dealmaking Activity

KKR & Co. is opening an office in Milan, part of the firm’s plan to tap the growing wealth market and investment opportunities in Italy’s financial capital.

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KKR Sets Up Milan Office to Target Growth in Dealmaking Activity
KKR & Co. is opening an office in Milan, part of the firm’s plan to tap the growing wealth market and investment opportunities in Italy’s financial capital.
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