Not sure if I'm reading the tea leaves correctly:pic.twitter.com/AmsvjWQv0e
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"Can you even do that?" Well, speaking generally, LPs generally do not sign over their entire contributions in cash on day one. They contractually obligate themselves to the contributions. The fund then periodically issues "capital calls" and then the LPs have to settle up.
If you want an example of "Hard financial engineering to work one's head around", by the way, try reading their explanation of "We wanted to sell our Alibaba stake back to Alibaba and some other investors but do this in the most tax-efficient manner possible." It's a long story.
Blah blah blah $900 million in derivative losses blah blah wait did you just say $900 million in derivatives losses blah blah oh those may have been actually planned for blah blah. There are times where I am glad that this is not actually my job.
take a look at alibaba's F-20 as wellhttps://wolfstreet.com/2018/08/14/alibabas-20-f-annual-report-financial-comedy-gold/ …
up until this point, i’d probably conclude that the $100bn fund is nothing more than a marketing gimmick. yes its the largest fund raised — but consistently telling it as being something it’s not is bananas
saudi has invested ~ $17bn of its $45bn as a debt component i.e. it’d earn an annual coupon of 7% on it. softbank’s contribution,well, is more in kind than pure $28bn equity. so one would think naturally, how much of it is the actual investable capital
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