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Dividends in Total Shareholder Return
Bazil, SA
Should in the formula "dividends" be read as "dividends per share at the beginning of the period" or with "dividends per share at the end of the period" to eliminate the ambiguity? Before possibly implementing this suggestion, would someone please clarify this matter for me now?
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Dividends in TSRJaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands Neither of the two suggestions you make are right, Bazil. Where it says "Dividends" in the formula, you can read "Dividends per share during the period". |
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TSR is for a Particular PeriodBalaji Keshav Mahashabde, Financial Consultant, United Arab Emirates TSR represents a ratio for a particular period (say increase in stock value during catender year 2009). Hence, for a shareholder, TSR would mean what he receives during a given period. So, dividends he has received during 2009 shall be included (so also the stock value on 31-12-2008 and 31-12-2009 be considered). |
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