This content is from: Portfolio ‘Buybacks Are Simply Too Open to Abuse’ The Covid-19 pandemic has shown the world of sustainable finance that some business behaviors are best left behind, according to a BNP Paribas discussion held online Tuesday. By Christine Idzelis September 22, 2020
This content is from: Opinion Airlines Had Huge Buyback Programs, but the Debate Is Bigger Than That A modest proposal. By Brian Tomlinson March 31, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office After Taking $4.7 Billion Hit, Credit Suisse Executives Step Down The firm has also launched two investigations, suspended its share buyback program, and reduced its proposed dividends for the first quarter. By Alicia McElhaney April 06, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Share Buybacks May Be Bad — Just Not for the Reasons You Think Critics of buybacks say companies enact them at the expense of investing in their own businesses and workers. They’re missing the mark — but there are other problems. By Richard Teitelbaum March 07, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Paul Singer’s Elliott Is a ‘Risk’ to Pension Funds, Union Report Argues A new study says the hedge fund underperforms, and so do its activist targets. By Michelle Celarier September 20, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio The Unintended Consequence of Limiting Buybacks Markets could see a record number of leveraged buyouts if proposed legislation to curb stock buybacks goes through, one analystargues. By Julie Segal February 14, 2019
