Blackstone Long-Short Credit Income Fund
BGX is a US-domiciled closed-end fixed income fund managed by GSO / Blackstone Debt Funds Management LLC. It uses long and short positions in US fixed income markets and invests across corporate sectors. Its holdings primarily include secured loans and high-yield corporate debt, with a focus on securities below investment grade. The fund uses fundamental credit research to construct its portfolio.
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See all $BGX insider activity →Boaz R. Weinstein's Saba Capital Management disclosed a 5.87% stake in Blackstone Long-Short Credit Income Fund (BGX), valued at $7.9 million. Saba plans to engage with management to address the fund's discount to net asset value, potentially nominating board members and pushing for share buybacks or liquidation.
Blackstone Credit & Insurance announced monthly distributions for three closed-end funds: BSL ($0.084/share), BGX ($0.080/share), and BGB ($0.074/share). Distributions vary quarterly based on net income and may include capital gains or return of capital. Ex-dates, record dates, and payable dates were specified for September, October, and November 2026.
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Activist ownership may pressure the fund to address its discount and consider governance changes.
Similar to BSL, the announcement provides a modest income signal for the fund.
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Boaz R. Weinstein's Saba Capital Management disclosed a 5.87% stake in Blackstone Long-Short Credit Income Fund (BGX), valued at $7.9 million. Saba plans to engage with management to address the fund's discount to net asset value, potentially nominating board members and pushing for share buybacks or liquidation.
1 min readBlackstone Credit & Insurance announced monthly distributions for three closed-end funds: BSL ($0.084/share), BGX ($0.080/share), and BGB ($0.074/share). Distributions vary quarterly based on net income and may include capital gains or return of capital. Ex-dates, record dates, and payable dates were specified for September, October, and November 2026.
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