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Benefit Street Partners Portfolio holdings

AUM $69.6M
This Fund
S&P 500
This Quarter Est. Return
+7.77%
1 Year Est. Return
3 Year Est. Return
5 Year Est. Return
10 Year Est. Return
AUM
$910M
AUM Growth
-$530M
Cap. Flow
-$61.9M
Cap. Flow %
-6.8%
Top 10 Hldgs %
88.75%
Holding
40
New
11
Increased
7
Reduced
5
Closed
4

Sector Composition

Rank Sector Weight
1 Miscellaneous 80.27%
2 Technology 8.05%
3 Energy 4.53%
4 Communication Services 2.05%
5 Healthcare 1.88%
Name Market Value Portfolio Weight Shares or Principal Change
in Stake
Capital Flow
VST icon
26
Vistra
VST
$47.8B
$879K 0.1%
42,215
-70,233
-62% -$1.36M
WFT
27
DELISTED
Weatherford International plc
WFT
$422K 0.05%
184,215
HMHC
28
DELISTED
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Company
HMHC
$285K 0.03%
40,997
JCP
29
PUT
DELISTED
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
JCP
$265K 0.03%
+87,900
New +$317K
SXE
30
DELISTED
Southcross Energy Partners, L.P.
SXE
$212K 0.02%
+129,901
New +$241K
THC icon
31
Tenet Healthcare
THC
$20.7B
-602,058
Closed -$9.13M
HCR
32
DELISTED
Hi-Crush Inc. Common Stock
HCR
-150,000
Closed -$1.6M
CZR
33
DELISTED
Caesars Entertainment Corporation
CZR
-195,382
Closed -$2.47M

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Benefit Street Partners's Q1 2018 Portfolio in Review

As of Q1 2018, Benefit Street Partners held 40 positions worth $910M, down 37% from $1.44B the previous quarter. Its ten largest holdings account for 89% of the portfolio.

Benefit Street Partners withdrew a net $61.9M in Q1 2018, closing 4 positions and reducing 5 holdings. Its most notable exit was Tenet Healthcare, an estimated $9.13M position sold in full.

By sector, the portfolio is most concentrated in Miscellaneous at 80% of assets, down from 92% a quarter earlier, followed by Technology and Energy.

Against the trend, Benefit Street Partners opened a new position in Avaya Holdings Corp. Common Stock worth $73.3M.

  • Benefit Street Partners's largest Q1 2018 buy was Avaya Holdings Corp. Common Stock: 3,271,265 shares worth $73.3M.
  • Benefit Street Partners added most to FerroAtlántica in Q1 2018, an estimated $3.05M increase.
  • Benefit Street Partners's biggest Q1 2018 reduction was HRG Group, Inc., cutting an estimated $19.1M.
  • Benefit Street Partners fully exited Tenet Healthcare in Q1 2018, selling an estimated $9.13M.
  • Benefit Street Partners's ten largest holdings make up 89% of its $910M portfolio in Q1 2018.
  • Benefit Street Partners opened 11 new positions and closed 4 in Q1 2018.
  • Benefit Street Partners's portfolio value fell 37% quarter-over-quarter to $910M.

Based on Benefit Street Partners's 13F filing for Q1 2018, filed 14 May 2018.