Aeoniums are known to do this sometimes, I don't recall why. But yours looks pretty good, especially for what look like grown indoors.

It is Aeonium. Kiwi (also called Tricolor) has often some coloring of yellowis-white (on new growth) and red margins. Name Dream Color is used on ICN, with a note: Origin unknown. Sold on the internet mainly under the false names 'Kiwi' or 'Kiwionium'.

Coloring will disappear in inadequate light thou, and leaves will turn green.

Those black spots appear on my plants sometimes too. I am not sure what is the reason. Very often they are just abrasions. But I hardly ever handle the leaves, so am not sure. Usually, they disappear on their own. There is a possibility of sun or freeze damage causing black spots - but I am quite sure not in your case. Perhaps some fungal problem? - but I never treat mine for it at all, and it goes away. Aeoniums seem to shed leaves more than many other leafy succulents. Lowest leaves dry up and fall of easily, and any damage with them :)

Perhaps you could increase light? That is not easy indoors...And since they are winter growers, make sure it is watered just a bit more often than other succulents. The do not care for high humidity.

Here is photo of one of my Kiwi - Dream Color aeoniums that was put under lights just about 3wks ago. It was all green, now it is coloring up, with a new whitish growth (see middle pic). In right pic, you can see some black spots on few leaves - but they are drying up and I do not worry:

@Karen S. (7b, NYC) Thank you very much, I'll keep this in mind and hope it's okay!! I just noticed it's leaves falling off a lot recently and assumed it was due to the black spots.

@rina_Ontario,Canada 5a Thank you for identifying my succulent and putting my mind at ease regarding the black spots! I shall keep an eye on it and hope it improves :)

Just to see difference in color, here is same plant on Feb 20/2020 without extra light, and photo today (March 1/2020) after being under lights for 18 days. I started with lights being further from the plant, and moved it closer after 4-5 days: