10:59, Tue 6 Feb
Since the takeover in the summer, it’s been reported by various media outlets that Knighthead manages a portfolio of assets worth circa $9.5billion.

Example: [www.prnewswire.com]

However, according to their latest annual report, they now manage assets worth $2.4trillion!

Source: [wallmine.com]

From $9.5billion to $2.4trillion seems astonishing. Was Hertz Global not factored into their assets under management until recently?

I’m either missing something glaringly obvious or Knighthead have become significantly more successful since the takeover.
11:01, Tue 6 Feb
The Mowbray effect
The power of Blues.
11:05, Tue 6 Feb
Think that's a glaring mistake tbh, probably written by AI

That article say's they have 5% of Wheels Up, a shareholding with $125 Billion, that's wrong, their shareholding is worth $125 Million

It says their Hertz shares are worth $2.2 Trillion, they're not, they're worth $2.2 Billion

It also says their share in Global Blue is $56 Billion, it's not, it's $56 Million

Whoever has written it (probably not a human) has got their millions, billions and trillions mixed up
Happy Clapper
11:05, Tue 6 Feb
It’s what happens with you’re involved with Lukas Jutkiewicz
11:13, Tue 6 Feb
There was a comment in the papers today. Apparently, if you are a millionaire, a stack of $1,000 bills would make a pile of four inches. The stack of $1,000 dollar bills to make a trillion (as Reagan was describing the US national debt - which he increased - in 1981) would reach 67 miles high. This was about a forecast that the world’s first trillionaire would appear within a decade.

I doubt Knighthead manage that amount and it isn’t their money anyway.
11:16, Tue 6 Feb
Whilst it’s not their money, am I correct in thinking they can invest what they like from the fund as long as it yields a return?
11:25, Tue 6 Feb
I suppose it depends on the terms their investors have with them. It won’t be a carte Blanche I would imagine. I think they know what they are doing though.

I suspect their investment with us has quite a lot to do with profile as much as how much they hope to eventually make. Others will know more. In that respect it’s not dissimilar to reason why people have put money into clubs in the last, albeit the game runs on a completely higher scale now.
11:28, Tue 6 Feb
He goes into a lot of detail on this on those investor talks he did in the US, all on Youtube, they were shared in the Summer

Most of the money they have access to they never have to give back, and a large percentage of it is from an 'uber wealthy family'

Skip to 39 mins below

Happy Clapper
11:33, Tue 6 Feb
Is the family the Le Mods?

Famous family in South Birmingham, known for a fine collect of erotic arts and wines
My Blue Heaven
Is the family the Le Mods?

Famous family in South Birmingham, known for a fine collect of erotic arts and wines



Mmmm erotic wine
11:44, Tue 6 Feb
My Blue Heaven
Is the family the Le Mods?

Famous family in South Birmingham, known for a fine collect of erotic arts and wines

Dick Pics and cans from Attic Brew
Happy Clapper
11:47, Tue 6 Feb
😂😂
All that villa coaches hush money
H

Consistently correct and proven right.
11:52, Tue 6 Feb
👍didn’t see them - ‘not have to give back’ needs to be digested