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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"dividend increases"”.
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What insight do market participants gain from dividend increases?
… of market makers and investors to large dividend increases to identify the motives for dividend increases. Uniquely, this study simultaneously tests the signaling and agency abatement motivations as explanations of the impact of dividend increases on stock prices and bid-ask spreads. The …
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Market reaction to announcements of dividend increases : is it weakening with time?
… the market’s reaction to announcements of dividend increases. In particular, it considers the factors that affect the magnitude of abnormal returns during the days that surround announcements of dividend increases. The objective is to find whether the market reaction to dividend increases …
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A Re-Examination of the Market's Reaction to Quarterly Dividend Change Announcement
… the market distinguishes between the following dividend changes: (1) dividend increases that convey favorable information about the firm's future profitability, (2) dividend increases that convey unfavorable information about the firm's future profitability, (3) dividend decreases that convey …
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The impact of selected dividend announcements on daily stock returns
The notion that public dividend announcements contain relevant information was originally offered to reconcile the dividend irrelevancy proposition with the observation that a change in the dividend rate is often followed by a change in the market price. While empirical analyses of the …
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The Influence of Stock Market Liquidity on Dividend Changes in Europe.
Although dividend changes are said to have an especially reliable signaling value concerning the value of the firm, various studies focus on detecting the driving determinants of dividend payout probabilities and dividend yields while the determinants of dividend changes are less well studied. The …