It is easy to compute a number for repurchase price per share: cash spent on buybacks divided by number of shares retired. For better informed decision-making, a more complete economic analysis of share repurchase programs that take place over time should reflect both (1) interest income, which has ... >>>Read More
A better way to assess OMR broker performance
Companies in the S&P 500 alone spent $770 billion in the past four quarters on share repurchase. The majority of this buyback was executed through open market repurchases (“OMR”), including 10b5-1 plans. In OMR programs, the broker, as an agent of the company, executes the ... >>>Read More