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Financial securities have little utility past their monetary value. Off the top of my head, you give up on any cashflows, such as dividends/interest from the s
by maest 7y ago
Financial securities have little utility past their monetary value.
Off the top of my head, you give up on any cashflows, such as dividends/interest from the security and maybe also some anciliary rights, such as voting rights or whatever rights bondholders get.
However, you account for forgone cashflows by adjusting the repurchase price accordingly. As for the rights, you can recall the repo (it's usually done overnight).
- salawat 7y ago>Voting rights I'd say that represents a very different transaction Still depending on where or not an important vote is coming up in the meantime, and who you are selling your voting stake to.