This paper documents a relationship between the shareholder base and payout policy. We nd that \u85rms with small shareholder bases have lower payout levels and maintain higher cash holdings than \u85rms with large shareholder bases. These \u85ndings suggest that small shareholder base rms have higher costs of external \u85nancing. Consistent with this argument, \u85 rms with small shareholder bases are less likely to undertake a repurchase (reduce the shareholder base even further) and are more likely to pay special dividends. JEL classification: G35, G14, G15
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The purpose of this paper is to explain how the choice between distributing cash through dividends o...
This paper reports empirical results on the determinants of the authorization decision for share rep...
We document the association between a firm's payout policy and its stock's liquidity. In particular,...
We examine the relation between the shareholder base and payout policy. Consistent with the idea tha...
Background Sticky SG&A costs provide a novel opportunity to investigate whether payout policy serves...
Dividend payout decisions remain one of the key functional areas in corporate finance, as it involve...
Payout policy has remained as one of the most pertinent aspects for firms. When it comes to the deci...
Abstract: This paper reopens the debate on the substitutability of dividends and shareholder control...
This thesis studies the effects of CEO stock options on the choice between dividends and share repur...
This is the authors’ final, accepted and refereed manuscript to the articleThis paper compares the d...
This thesis examines the relationship between the capital structure and payout policy of a firm. Bot...
Using a unique Swedish database that records the ultimate stockholdings in public firms, we decompos...
This study investigates whether the difference in individual shareholder tax rates between dividend ...
The idiosyncratic preferences of controlling shareholders play an important role in determining the ...
In traditional signalling models, high-quality firms can separate themselves from low-quality firms ...
The purpose of this paper is to explain how the choice between distributing cash through dividends o...
This paper reports empirical results on the determinants of the authorization decision for share rep...
We document the association between a firm's payout policy and its stock's liquidity. In particular,...