
KKR's Global Atlantic Nets $2 Billion From Japan Post Insurance
Japan Post Insurance Co. will invest the funds into a new vehicle that will be managed by KKR's Global Atlantic Financial Group, a New York-based insurer. Japan Post will own a majority stake in the entity, which will invest in all of Global Atlantic's businesses, including annuity products and life insurance.

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