Sentences with phrase «maximize shareholder return»

Or should we now focus on execution of our core business, reduce our risky bets and maximize shareholder return.

Much of the academic work on agency theory in the decades since has focused on ensuring that managers seek to maximize shareholder returns — primarily by aligning their interests with those of shareholders.

Since its founding by Joseph W. Berkery in 1983, Berkery Noyes has assisted corporate clients in their desire to grow through acquisition, divest non-core assets, and maximize shareholder returns through strategic transactions and restructurings.

Not exact matches

«Investment at Jansen is creating a valuable asset and we will continue to pursue a development path that maximizes returns for shareholders,» said BHP Billiton CEO Andrew Mackenzie,

Finally, the fourth conundrum is that as companies grow larger and management falls prey to the fallacy that it only exists to maximize shareholder short - term return on investment, companies become risk averse.

Here is the truth: The DNA of a business is to maximize returns to its shareholders, so they are incentivized to reinvest their capital and start new businesses, create new jobs, and provide innovative products and services that improve lives.

The managing partners of TRX monitor market conditions and adjust strategy accordingly to maximize earnings and provide the greatest returns to shareholders.

Unlike some businesses that believe they only exist to maximize return on investment for their shareholders, Conscious Businesses focus on their whole business ecosystem, creating and optimizing value for all of their stakeholders, understanding that strong and engaged stakeholders lead to a healthy, sustainable, resilient business.

That said, we will continue to evaluate opportunities that maximize the risk adjusted returns on our capital for the benefit of our common shareholders.»

While profits are ideally generated, the main aim is not to maximize financial returns for shareholders but to grow the social venture and reach more people in need.

We identify and invest in companies with management teams that are Thinking Right in devising ways to maximize returns to shareholders.

While some defend the buyback practice as a method of returning cash to shareholders, others, including my colleague Larry Fink, have argued that some companies today are focusing on maximizing short - term shareholder value at the expense of investing in the future.

Its balance sheet is strong with ample liquidity, the bank is run by a management team focused on maximizing returns, and it pays out the vast majority of its earnings to shareholders.

Seeks to maximize total return while providing shareholders with a high level of current income consistent with prudent investment risk.

Some funds using complex strategies can carry expense ratios of 2 % or more, a significant headwind when trying to maximize shareholder value, and those expenses eat into shareholder returns.

Simply put, if you're not looking for the two extra ways companies reward shareholders in addition to just dividends, you're taking on extra risk and you're not going to maximize your total returns.

To the degree that a management team deviates from taking actions that maximize long - term intrinsic value per share, it has the potential to lower long - term returns for the company's shareholders.

Otherwise they should return the excess cash from their operations to their shareholders to allow them to maximize their returns by reinvesting in other companies that have profitable projects.

«The fund has a flexible strategy, investing in a broad opportunity set across geographic, sector, currency and credit opportunities to maximize income and total return potential for our shareholders.»

And the second is, as a public company, what option ultimately maximizes the return for shareholders?

Also called a «B corporation,» the idea is to enable corportations to operate with an objective other than just maximizing shareholders» return.

We can not make that assertion when we are owned by MegaCorp, headquartered in Zurich, run by a board (most of whose members could not find Ontario on a map with a pin sticking out of Toronto) that is lawfully required to maximize returns to its shareholders in the US, Brazil, Germany and China.

Businesses are obligated to maximize economic returns to shareholders, under normal corporate structures.

We want it to be possible for companies to exist for more than just maximizing return to shareholders.

Also, we end up with a bit of a catch - 22 for a lot of these businesses: do they not have a legal duty to maximize return to their shareholders?

Law firms are fictitious persons with an objective - to maximize return of profit to shareholders.

If Yahoo wants a higher price, it might have to include more valuable assets in the core package, but that could hurt shareholders looking to maximize their returns, Jude added.

«Yahoo wants to maximize the shareholder value by spinning off profitable pieces that could presumably stand on their own and continue to generate shareholder returns, but the more of these pieces it excludes from the core, the less the core is worth to bidders,» he told the E-Commerce Times.

Oftentimes this is justified for reasons that go beyond maximizing cash flow — lots of companies would do better to return profits to shareholders than pursue management fantasies for which the company is fundamentally unsuited — but I'm not sure Qualcomm falls in that category.