Blackstone (BX) Conversion
Geekzer
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
I own shares in Blackstone. On July 1 the company converted from Partnership status to C Corp, but it kept the same ticker symbol, BX.
Merrill Lynch handled this by subtracting (removing) the old Partnership shares, then adding the C Corp shares.
Quicken apparently tried to follow the same path but failed. The removal of the partnership shares didn't affect the securities already in my account; it shows up as a separate security with a negative balance. Then the new C Corp security was added, doubling the number of shares in my Quicken account.
Any idea what I should do about this?
Merrill Lynch handled this by subtracting (removing) the old Partnership shares, then adding the C Corp shares.
Quicken apparently tried to follow the same path but failed. The removal of the partnership shares didn't affect the securities already in my account; it shows up as a separate security with a negative balance. Then the new C Corp security was added, doubling the number of shares in my Quicken account.
Any idea what I should do about this?
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Probably ask Merrill Lynch to get their programming straightened out. I don't think it's a Quicken "failure".Although the symbol remained the same the important thing to understand is that it's not the same security. It appears that the partnership units had a CUSIP of 09253U108 while the C Corp has a CUSIP of 09260D 107. You know how sometimes a company "delists" and then some time later a completely different company comes along and uses the same ticker symbol? This situation is something like that.
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