KKR & Co has appointed former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull as a global senior adviser, the global investment firm says.Turnbull, 64, served as prime minister from September 2015 to August 2018, when he was ousted in a leadership battle.The appointment marks a return to the world of finance for Turnbull, a former lawyer who held a host of high-profile corporate roles before entering politics as a local member of parliament in 2004.
He was himself unseated as prime minister in another leadership challenge in August 2018, one of four Australian prime ministers to be overthrown by their own party in a decade. Former prime minister Paul Keating became an adviser to investment bank Lazard Australia, while former NSW premier Bob Carr became a consultant to the country's biggest investment bank, Macquarie Group.
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Be interesting to find out what contracts KKR won during his reign....
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