KKR London
Curious on the culture, have heard they take analysts as well so does that mean 2 and out is not a thing there and no need to get MBA after associate?
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Unless KKR is significantly different than other PEs in London, MBAs are not a thing here
A lot of people will have masters degrees though. Especially at the analyst level. The analysts will have 1-1.5 YEO through internships. It’s not a straight from undergraduate with a summer in banking type of analyst gig.
Typical profile to break in?
Interested
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