By Sabela Ojea
nCino may buy back up to $100 million in its common shares.
The financial technology company on Tuesday said its board of directors authorized the stock repurchase program.
Overall, the share buyback reflects the company's confidence in its strategy and commitment to allocate capital where it can generate stockholder value, Finance Chief Greg Orenstein said.
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