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KKR CREDIT INCOME FUND - Charts / Financials

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KKR Credit Income Fund (the Fund) is a managed investment scheme company. The Fund’s... KKR Credit Income Fund (the Fund) is a managed investment scheme company. The Fund’s investment objective is to provide unitholders with an income stream as well as to achieve attractive long-term capital appreciation over a full market cycle by providing investors with exposure to underlying credit investments that are diversified by number of investments and across geographies and asset classes. The Fund seeks to deliver investors with a medium-term average total return of 6% to 8% per annum through the market cycle. The Fund has invested in two strategies, Global Credit Opportunities and European Direct Lending. KKR Australia Investment Management Pty Ltd is the investment manager of the Trust.More

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Open $2.28   Day High $2.31   Day Low $2.27
Daily Volume 309616
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0.020(0.87%) 		Mkt cap ! $745.0M
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$2.31 69875 3
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