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Share repurchase, also
known as
share buyback or
stock buyback, is the
reacquisition by a
company of its own shares. It
represents an
alternate and more...
- A
repurchase agreement, also
known as a repo, RP, or sale and
repurchase agreement, is a form of
secured short-term borrowing, usually,
though not always...
- A
targeted repurchase is a
technique used to
thwart a
hostile takeover in
which the
target firm
purchases back its own
stock from an
unfriendly bidder...
- be
contrasted with a
typical open
market repurchase,
where the
company simply announces that it is
repurchasing shares on the market, and then does so....
- the open
market ("open market"
including insiders' holdings).
Stock repurchases are used as a tax
efficient method to put cash into shareholders' hands...
- On
September 17, 2019,
interest rates on
overnight repurchase agreements (or "repos"),
which are short-term
loans between financial institutions, experienced...
- exchange,
raising $115
million in its
initial public offering.
Opera began repurchasing its
shares in 2022
following the
closure of 360
Security Technology Inc...
- is "selling an
investment at a loss with the
intention of
ultimately repurchasing the same
investment after the IRS's 30 day
window on wash
sales has expired"...
- the
three years preceding December 31, 2012,
Loews spent $1.3
billion repurchasing shares.
Between 1971 and 2020, the
corporation reduced its
shares outstanding...
- pill was
reasonable but the
repurchase was not. The
issue before the
Supreme Court of
Delaware was
whether the
repurchasing was a
reasonable reaction to...
