This study aims to determine the effect of corporate governance and profitability on dividend policy based substitution theory and/or outcome in banking sector Indonesia. Theoretically, this contributes which is more dominant between by linking influence with providing information about impact application firm value build awareness be careful investors. Investors making investment decisions, es...

ABSTRACT In contrast to the disappearing dividends view prevalent in literature, we document extensive dividend payments by firms and significant variability within across 16 countries during 2000–2013. We predict that within-firm increases investor demand for forward-looking information, analysts respond producing informative forecasts. find analyst forecasts are available most dividend-paying...

this paper aims to prepare intellectual capital component by satisfactory design. satisfaction of employees, customers and residual benefit are the main core of present measurements. the correct position of these items in the financial statements are proposed by correcting entries, then the impact of these elements are investigated on the return on equity, revenue growth and economic value adde...

The purpose of this study is to analyze what factors determine the cash holding Shariah and non-Shariah-compliant firms manufacturing sector on Indonesia Stock Exchange with variables leverage, profitability, capital expenditure, net working capital, size, dividend payment, growth opportunity, operation flow, flow volatility as determinant holding, well firm's age control variable. This uses se...

Abstract This study attempts to determine whether gender diversity on the firm's board affects dividend payout ratio concerning firms listed Nifty 50 in India. Multiple regression analysis and logit model have been employed. The dependent variable is policy of firm, independent diversity. incorporated control variables that popularly extant literature. robustness results has also tested. It was...

Innovation policy often focuses on fortifying the incentives of firms that develop and sell new products by offering them lucrative rights to exclude competitors from the market. Regulators also rely on these same firms-and on similar incentives-to develop information about the effects of their products in patients, despite their obvious conflict of interest. The result may be a distorted under...

Based upon an examination of 987 ex-dividend events that took place on the Taiwan Stock Exchange between January 1992 and December 2006, we find that differential taxes are an important factor in terms of their effects on share prices and the behavior of investors around the ex-dividend day. Ex-day price drop ratio increases with the average investor’s preference for dividend relative to capita...