Hawaiian Electric in Talks With Restructuring Firms: WSJ

The video discusses the recent stock performance of a company, which experienced a significant drop and a temporary trading halt due to restructuring talks. It explores potential liabilities Hawaiian Electric might face from the Maui wildfires and the implications of credit downgrades. The discussion also compares the debt structures of Hawaiian Electric and PG&E, highlighting differences in equity and debt perspectives.

What was the initial stock performance of Hawaiian Electric before the recent trading halt?

• Down by 17%

• Down by 60%

• Up by 60%

• Rallied by 17%

What potential event is Hawaiian Electric preparing for by talking to restructuring firms?

• Issuing new stocks

• Merging with another company

• Exploring options for restructuring

• Immediate bankruptcy

What is a major concern for Hawaiian Electric from a credit perspective?

• Reduction in liabilities

• Increase in stock prices

• Potential credit downgrades

• Expansion into new markets

How does the debt structure of Hawaiian Electric compare to PG&E?

• PG&E has more utility-level bonds

• Hawaiian Electric has more parent bonds

• Hawaiian Electric has a simpler debt structure

• PG&E has less muni debt

What is the total consolidated debt of Hawaiian Electric?

• 1.6 billion

• 2.6 billion

• 3.6 billion

• 4.6 billion