Hedge Fund’s Flagstone Re Stake Increases
Oct/21/2011 03:32 PM Filed in: Reinsurance
The activist fund continues to stock up on the reinsurer.
Elliott Management Corp. – the activist hedge fund run by Paul Singer – now owns over 9 percent of the outstanding common stock of Flagstone Reinsurance Holdings SA after slowly buying up shares over the past several months.
According to a notice filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, Elliott and its subsidiaries now own 9% of Flagstone’s outstanding common stock or 6,312,250 shares. That’s up from 7 percent of the stock a month ago, filings show.
The fund was especially active in October, snapping up 280,000 shares of the Bermuda-based reinsurer on October 18th (a day before the filing) for $8.30 apiece.
The total cost of the fund’s stake in Flagstone was $50.5 million, filings say.
Singer and his $15 billion fund traditionally focuses on distressed investments and company turnarounds.
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According to a notice filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, Elliott and its subsidiaries now own 9% of Flagstone’s outstanding common stock or 6,312,250 shares. That’s up from 7 percent of the stock a month ago, filings show.
The fund was especially active in October, snapping up 280,000 shares of the Bermuda-based reinsurer on October 18th (a day before the filing) for $8.30 apiece.
The total cost of the fund’s stake in Flagstone was $50.5 million, filings say.
Singer and his $15 billion fund traditionally focuses on distressed investments and company turnarounds.
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