Buyback ETFs represent companies that are buying back their shares on the investment thesis that companies that do so have a greater chance of share price appreciation. These ETFs usually track a market-cap-weighted index of U.S. firms that repurchased at least 5% of their shares in the previous 12 months.
AdvisorShares switches the manager on its buyback ETF from Wilshire to DoubleLine.
Stock buybacks are an increasingly important source of shareholder return.
Buybacks are an increasingly common way of returning value to shareholders, but they’re not always fully accounted for.
Multiple issuers are rolling out funds.
Banks begin to rebuild their reputation as income generators for investors.
ETF investors have two more funds to choose from—one a new take on an existing strategy, the other an active oil fund.
The great rally and asset inflows into investment-grade corporate ‘LQD’ might be about to come face to face with a mean reversion.
Buybacks can be better than dividends for shareholders.
Cambria will begin managing 'JUNE' at an undetermined date.
