The paper uses firms across different ownership categories to examine the factors influencing dividend policy. The results suggest that bigger, mature and low-leveraged firms tend to pay more dividends. As well, the findings suggest that bigger, less profitable and high-leveraged firms are more likely to initiate a dividend cut.dividend strategy; leverage; firm size; manufacturing; India
According to the dividend information content hypothesis, dividend changes trigger stock returns bec...
This study examines the dividend behavior of Indian corporate firms in an emerging market (India), i...
This study aims to identify the joint determinants of leverage and dividend policy of non-financial ...
In the present study, we use aggregate data compiled by Reserve Bank of India on corporate public li...
This paper investigates the association between the corporate governance and the dividends payout po...
The study aims to understand the determinants of dividend trends of Indian firms. The study was base...
Determination of the correct mix of dividend and retained earnings and its effect on profitability h...
The cross-sectional trends in dividends are investigated at an aggregate level of ownership (i.e. cl...
Dividend decision is one of the very crucial factors that have a bearing on the long-term value of a...
In this study we examine the dividend behaviour of Indian companies. We use GMM estimator, which is ...
This thesis aims to add empirical evidence to the corporate finance literature by looking at two mai...
Dividend declaration is considered as one of the key focus areas of the firm’s financial policy. The...
This paper investigates the association between the corporate governance and the dividends payout fo...
In this article, the cost minimization model of dividends, which is underpinned by agency theory, is...
The long-term return behaviour of dividend-changing firms has been investigated in the study and it ...
According to the dividend information content hypothesis, dividend changes trigger stock returns bec...
This study examines the dividend behavior of Indian corporate firms in an emerging market (India), i...
This study aims to identify the joint determinants of leverage and dividend policy of non-financial ...
In the present study, we use aggregate data compiled by Reserve Bank of India on corporate public li...
This paper investigates the association between the corporate governance and the dividends payout po...
The study aims to understand the determinants of dividend trends of Indian firms. The study was base...
Determination of the correct mix of dividend and retained earnings and its effect on profitability h...
The cross-sectional trends in dividends are investigated at an aggregate level of ownership (i.e. cl...
Dividend decision is one of the very crucial factors that have a bearing on the long-term value of a...
In this study we examine the dividend behaviour of Indian companies. We use GMM estimator, which is ...
This thesis aims to add empirical evidence to the corporate finance literature by looking at two mai...
Dividend declaration is considered as one of the key focus areas of the firm’s financial policy. The...
This paper investigates the association between the corporate governance and the dividends payout fo...
In this article, the cost minimization model of dividends, which is underpinned by agency theory, is...
The long-term return behaviour of dividend-changing firms has been investigated in the study and it ...
According to the dividend information content hypothesis, dividend changes trigger stock returns bec...
This study examines the dividend behavior of Indian corporate firms in an emerging market (India), i...
This study aims to identify the joint determinants of leverage and dividend policy of non-financial ...