Senior partners quit KKR

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has lost two of its senior partners, who both sat on its six-strong investment committee and were widely seen as future leaders of the world's best-known buy-out firm. The two have been with the firm for 18 years.

Edward Gilhuly and Scott Stuart are to start their own buy-out firm, according to The Wall Street Journal.

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