However, insiders typically have slightly longer tenures and have delivered higher
total shareholder returns -- annualised and regionally adjusted -- over their entire tenures in 10 of the 15 years we have tracked.
Median
total shareholder return drops to -13 percent at these companies in the year leading up to the turnover and only recovers somewhat to -0.
BCG analyzed the 2012
Total Shareholder Return (TSR) of more than 5,000 companies across 40 countries and 37 industry sectors.
Author Mark Thomas says companies which slashed costs, particularly staff costs, had a 10% lower
total shareholder return (TSR) than those that did not.
Total shareholder return continues to be a prevalent measure.
The top 50 companies in the ranking delivered an average
Total Shareholder Return (TSR) of 48.
The company chairman and chief executive officer, Bill Moore, said, 'We recognise the importance of our dividend as a component of
total shareholder return.
Although
total shareholder return remains the most common form of performance measure, there is an increasing trend towards using a combination of TSR, earnings per share, and other tailored measures, such as return on capital employed and economic spread.
An increasing proportion of executive pay is now performance-related and companies are applying more stringent performance measures, not just linking it to
total shareholder return.
This Global Innovation 1000 was then analyzed for statistically-significant relationships between their R & D spending levels and business performance, as evidenced by sales growth, gross profit, operating profit, enterprise profit, market capitalization, and
total shareholder return.
RESEARCH by Halifax Financial Services shows that over the past three months the FTSE250 and FTSE Small Cap have delivered the strongest
Total Shareholder Return (TSR) of nine per cent.
Newcastle-based Grainger Trust won the award on the basis of its impressive
total shareholder return over the last year.