As of July 1, Blue Mountain Credit Alternatives Fund has returned 66% of capital back to investors as it continues the wind-down it started in October 2019. In their first-half letter to investors, which was reviewed by ValueWalk, fund management said due to the current market environment, they don’t expect significant distributions during the third quarter because risk reduction has slowed dramatically. Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Timing of further exits uncertain They are still reviewing cash balances each month and will continue to sweep back any excess beyond the $50 million they are required to keep…
Blue Mountain continues wind-down of credit alternatives fund: Letter
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Michelle deBoer-Jones is editor-in-chief of Hedge Fund Alpha. She also writes comparative analyses of stocks for TipRanks and runs Providence Writing Services. Previously, she was a television news producer for eight years, producing the morning news programs for NBC affiliates in Evansville, Indiana and Huntsville, Alabama and spending a short time at the CBS affiliate in Huntsville.