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KKR's Wood: Tech IPOs Won't Hurt Private Equity

Bloomberg Markets Friday 12 June 2026, 12:22 UTC 1 min read
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"Not being invested is actually you're greatest risk," KKR Partner Alisa Wood tells Bloomberg's Anna Edwards and Tom Mackenzie. Wood spoke on 'Bloomberg: The Opening Trade'. This interview occurred on Tuesday, June 9.

"Not being invested is actually you're greatest risk," KKR Partner Alisa Wood tells Bloomberg's Anna Edwards and Tom Mackenzie. Wood spoke on 'Bloomberg: The Opening Trade'. This interview occurred on Tuesday, June 9. (Source: Bloomberg)
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