Key Takeaways
- • Investing.com Canada published a Form 4 insider filing for Blackstone Multi-Strategy Hedge Fund L.P. reporting activity by Chief Operating Officer Max James Jaffe for the period of 1 September.
- • Form 4 filings disclose changes in insider beneficial ownership of a reporting issuer's securities and are due to the SEC within two business days of a transaction.
- • Related Form 4 listings for the same fund cover Chief Executive Officer Riad M. Abrahams (22 October), Director Philip Daniel Collins (22 September), and Chief Compliance Officer William Simpson Gardiner (22 September).
- • The source text provided does not disclose transaction size, share count, price, or holdings after the transaction.
Summary
Investing.com Canada has published a Form 4 insider transaction report for Blackstone Multi-Strategy Hedge Fund L.P., covering activity reported by Chief Operating Officer Max James Jaffe for 1 September. Form 4 filings are the standard disclosure that corporate insiders, including officers and directors, file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission when their holdings change, and they are typically used by investors to track insider activity in a vehicle.
The same fund's filings, as listed by the publisher, also include Form 4 reports for Riad M. Abrahams, who is listed as Director and CEO, for 22 October, and for Philip Daniel Collins, a Director, and William Simpson Gardiner, the Chief Compliance Officer, both for 22 September. The listings do not provide the nature of the transactions, the number of units involved, or their values.
The publisher's text consists largely of a standard risk and data disclaimer, and the headline-level information available is limited. Readers seeking the size, direction, or price of any transaction should consult the underlying filing on the SEC's EDGAR database.
The same fund's filings, as listed by the publisher, also include Form 4 reports for Riad M. Abrahams, who is listed as Director and CEO, for 22 October, and for Philip Daniel Collins, a Director, and William Simpson Gardiner, the Chief Compliance Officer, both for 22 September. The listings do not provide the nature of the transactions, the number of units involved, or their values.
The publisher's text consists largely of a standard risk and data disclaimer, and the headline-level information available is limited. Readers seeking the size, direction, or price of any transaction should consult the underlying filing on the SEC's EDGAR database.
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