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AGF Management Ltd T.AGF.B

Alternate Symbol(s):  AGFMF

AGF Management Limited is a Canada-based independent and globally diverse asset management company. The Company provides investment solutions to a range of clients, from individual investors and financial advisors to institutions, including pension plans, corporate plans, sovereign wealth funds, endowments, and foundations. The Company's subsidiaries provide investment management for mutual funds, factor-based exchange-traded funds (ETF), institutions and corporations, private wealth clients, and access to private markets through its three business lines: AGF Investments, AGF Private Wealth, and AGF Private Capital (Private Capital). AGF Investments include a broad range of equity, fixed income, alternative and multi-asset strategies covering a spectrum of objectives from wealth accumulation and risk management to income-generating solutions. AGF Private Wealth provides investment solutions for high-net-worth individuals, endowments and foundations in key markets across Canada.


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Comment by dangoodon Feb 07, 2020 2:57am
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Post# 30655937

RE:AGF buying back shares

RE:AGF buying back sharesIt's not that simple. If they were to buy back 10% of their shares they would have 10% less shares than before but how it affects value depends on what they paid. In this situation book value is some $12. If they bought at $6 for simplicity then they would have paid 50 cents on the dollar for the shares so book value would decrease by 5% and outstanding shares by 10% which means book value per share would increase and be roughly (12-.6)/.9 or $12.67 which would be about a 5% increase in value. The deeper the discount paid the greater the increase in book value per share.
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