Factors ... : Age of company Past dividend rate Liquidity of funds Stability in earning Expectations of shareholdersinfluencingdividend policy
Factors ... : Age of company Past dividend rate Liquidity of funds Stability in earning Expectations of shareholdersinfluencingdividend policy
on the firm valueinfluencedon the firm value
in the increasing dividends in the money termswill always resultin the increasing dividends in the money terms
the guidelines to be followed while deciding the amount of dividend to be paid out to the shareholderssetsthe guidelines to be followed while deciding the amount of dividend to be paid out to the shareholders
its ongoing Return on Equityinfluencesits ongoing Return on Equity
the working capital requirementsalso influencesthe working capital requirements
the requirements of its working capitalinfluencesthe requirements of its working capital
value per Modigliani and Miller 's " Irrelevance principlecan ... influencevalue per Modigliani and Miller 's " Irrelevance principle
the standards to be followed while choosing the quantity of dividend to be paid out to the investorssetsthe standards to be followed while choosing the quantity of dividend to be paid out to the investors
dividend or capital appreciation(passive) influenced bydividend or capital appreciation
the debt policy significantlyinfluencesthe debt policy significantly
stock prices of a firminfluencesstock prices of a firm
to lower free cash flow / debt in 2019 ... when we expect the first regular distribution to shareholderswill leadto lower free cash flow / debt in 2019 ... when we expect the first regular distribution to shareholders
the productivity of shareholders(passive) is ... influenced bythe productivity of shareholders
The index(passive) has been designedThe index
out how much must be retained within the business as working capitalsettingout how much must be retained within the business as working capital
the volatilitydoes influencethe volatility
its payout ratio at approximately 30 % of profit available for dividendsto setits payout ratio at approximately 30 % of profit available for dividends
a companyinfluencea company
whethercontributeswhether
at a minimum of 30 % of par value in stocksetat a minimum of 30 % of par value in stock
to the same valueleadto the same value
at a higher payout of earnings than the international players as less cash is required for investment , andwill be setat a higher payout of earnings than the international players as less cash is required for investment , and
The cost of equity(passive) is heavily influenced byThe cost of equity
its ongoing Return on Equityinfluencesits ongoing Return on Equity
in the Company paying annual dividends to its shareholderswill resultin the Company paying annual dividends to its shareholders
the value of firms shares nor the cost of capitalinfluencethe value of firms shares nor the cost of capital
share prices and lead to their changesare ... influencingshare prices and lead to their changes
to return at least some of its excess capital to shareholdersdesignedto return at least some of its excess capital to shareholders
to agency problemscan leadto agency problems
at a higher pay - out of earnings than the international players as less cash is required for investment , and notably for reserve replacementwill be setat a higher pay - out of earnings than the international players as less cash is required for investment , and notably for reserve replacement
share valuedo ... influenceshare value
the financing policyinfluencesthe financing policy
the dividend yield on sharesinfluencesthe dividend yield on shares