Programming note: Money Stuff will be off tomorrow and Monday, back on Tuesday, May 31.
Musk Stuff
Last month, Elon Musk committed to fund his $46.5 billion purchase of Twitter Inc. with the following sources of money:
- $13 billion of traditional leveraged finance debt, borrowed by Twitter at closing.
- $12.5 billion of margin loans, borrowed by Musk personally, secured by his Tesla Inc. stock, at a 20% loan-to-value ratio. So he had to put up $62.5 billion of Tesla stock to secure this $12.5 billion loan.
- $21 billion of equity, that is, his own money. He probably ...
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