As ValueWalk covered at the beginning of December, Blue Mountain, the $22 billion New York-based hedge fund, doubled down on its position in PG&E, the embattled Californian utility supplier, towards the end of November as shares in the company slumped following speculation that it would collapse as claims against the enterprise mounted.
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According to investor correspondence reviewed by ValueWalk at the time, the firm increased its stake in PG&E by 88% to "approximately 11 million shares," and PG&E debt was 3.2% of standalone fund capital at the end of November.
Now PG&E has...
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