Sentences with phrase «return of capital to shareholders»

1,900 companies have spent money on buybacks and dividends since 2010, and the combined return of capital to shareholders for those companies equals 113 % of capital spending, according to Reuters.

Credit Suisse upgraded Apple to a buy, based on the strength of iPhone sales and a potential return of capital to shareholders next year.

We can expect an even bigger return of capital to shareholders this year with the resumption of buybacks in October.

This could potentially dash expectations for greater return of capital to shareholders.

Education Loan Management (predictable cash flows, consistent return of capital to shareholders):

One of our themes for investing in JP Morgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Morgan Stanley (MS) is increased returns of capital to shareholders.

However, many stocks offer dividends or other return of capital to shareholders, and that added incentive can make a big difference compared to simply owning a physical good that can't produce any income.

Apple, which reports earnings after tomorrow's closing bell at which time it is expected to detail a return of capital to shareholders, was among the bright spots, as was McDonald's, which had its biggest gain since October 2015 after reporting solid results.

Combined with earnings growth, we see these returns of capital to shareholders offsetting some valuation challenges: Investors are typically unwilling to bid up equity valuation multiples when rising interest rates and inflation threaten to erode corporate profit margins.

Pending the return of capital to shareholders, the cash proceeds of TLIs may be invested in a portfolio that may include US treasury bonds, UK gilts and sterling - denominated corporate bonds with a minimum rating of AA by Standard & Poor's or an equivalent rating by another rating agency.»

The announced divestiture of $ 100 million in assets and return of capital to shareholders has now been put on permanent hold.

Once things are bedded down, I still think a return of capital to shareholders is inevitable, plus the fate of the Ryanair stake may be a catalyst also.

And we know this will trigger a value - event, as «the Board is actively considering, subject to the requirements of the Group's businesses, a return of capital to its shareholders».

More steps / work to be done, but cost cuts & reversal of acquisition strategy should now protect the current cash pile for shareholders... noting that, and a new focus on shareholder value, a return of capital to shareholders is now inevitable.