Kevin Ulrich Scored a $2 Billion MGM Win. It Only Took a Decade

May 27, 2021, 10:00 AM UTC

Hedge funds often measure their investments in minutes, not decades; but for Anchorage Capital Group, its long-held stake in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. is proving that patience can also be profitable.

The New York-based money manager stands to make roughly $2 billion on its investment in the film and TV producer, one that began almost 11 years ago with MGM in bankruptcy court. Amazon.com Inc. agreed to buy the company for $8.45 billion Wednesday, a price that includes just under $2 billion in debt.

The deal is in many ways a vindication for Kevin Ulrich, the former Goldman Sachs ...



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