Dividend payout strategies and bank survival likelihood: A cross-country analysis

Trinh, Vu Quang; Kara, Alper; Elnahass, Marwa

doi:10.1016/j.irfa.2022.102129

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“…Based on data from 11 countries spanning 2010-2019, Trinh et al (2022) examined the impact of dividend payout on the survival of financial institutions. The empirical results showed that banks willing to distribute larger dividends were more likely to survive in the long run.…”

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Empirical Research Study on the Determinants of Market Indicators for 41 Financial Institutions

Bătrâncea

Fetita

2023

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Economic development must consider the evolution of the banking system in general, and the evolution of individual banks on capital markets in particular. As these financial institutions are catalysts for national economies and economic development, studying the main determinants of their market indicators is both timely and important. This research investigated the impact of various financial ratios on market indicators for a sample of 41 financial institutions during the period of Q4 2013–Q4 2021. The empirical results showed that market indicators were mainly influenced by ratios such as return on assets, total debt to assets ratio, and total debt to total capital. In light of these results, management teams in the banking system are called upon to monitor aspects related to bank revenue and bank performance with the purpose of obtaining solid market indicators and attracting potential stock market investors. Relevant policy implications regarding the market performance of listed financial institutions are also addressed.

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Section: Dividend-yield-related Studiesmentioning

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Empirical Research Study on the Determinants of Market Indicators for 41 Financial Institutions

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2023

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“…al., 2021& Khan, Bashir, & Amir, 2023. The role of corporate policies in firms are as old as finance and particularly in developing countries (Filippova, 2016& Wang et al, 2021 but investment funds could also be enhanced through corporate financial policies (Gu & Zhang, 2022, Trinh et al, 2022& Khan, Bahir, & Amir, 2023.…”

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The Corporate Financial Policy and the Firm Value

Akash¹,

Khan²,

Shear³

2023

Int. j. bus. econ. aff.

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The capital structure remained a hot debate from few decades. Capital structure in relation to firm's value in developing economies was examined from January 1, 2013 to Dec 30, 2022. A lot of studies were conducted to get a better solution regarding a mix of results were drawn regarding capital structure to attain best mix of financing. The problem is the validity of the model is vague due to inappropriate estimation. The inappropriate estimation leads towards puzzling decisions. To avoid the puzzling decisions, the Extreme Bound Analysis (EBA) method is applied for examining the validity of the model. The results indicate that there is mix effect of capital structure on the value of the firm. The Return on Equity (ROE) has been negative and significantly affected whereas Operating Profit Margin (OPM) has been significant and positive affected. The other factors of value of the firm have negative relation with capital structure. The hypothesis four (04) explored the significant robust variables -Market Value Added (MVA), Return on Assets (ROA), Economic Value Added (EVA), ROE, Tobin's Q (TQ), and Earning Per Share (EPS). The results for these variables remained persistent regarding policy making. The optimal capital structure accelerates value additive resources in firm value, and financial levels deviate in different regions requiring particular attention. The analysis could also be extended to financially constrained and unconstrained firms.

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“…This is due to the increasing role of financial strategy in companies, especially in developing countries (Kostini and Raharja 2019;Pochitaev and Filippova 2016;Pochitaev et al 2014). Previous studies have mainly focused on financial strategies related to investment (Yaghoubi and Keefe 2022;Gu and Zhang 2022); dividends (Trinh et al 2022;Ali 2022); mergers and acquisitions (Plaksinaa et al 2019;Gao and Bao 2022;Yang et al 2019;Wang et al 2021); stock splits (Podgórski and Pasierbek 2020;Hendra et al 2020); and leveraged buyouts (Ayash and Rastad 2021;Chiarella and Ostinelli 2020;Bertoni et al 2020). Financial strategy looks at the financial impact of strategic decisions at the corporate and business level and identifies the best financial actions.…”

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Corporate Financial Strategy in an Emerging Market: Evidence from Indonesia

Alghifari

Hermawan

Gunardi

et al. 2022

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This paper focuses on strategic corporate financial decisions related to capital structure to increased firm value, moderated by the COVID-19 pandemic under MM theory, trade-off theory, and pecking order theory. The analytical method used is panel data analysis, with observations of 1828 non-financial companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from the years 2019 to 2021. The results show that there is an effect of capital structure on firm value in a positive direction, and the moderating role of the COVID-19 pandemic weakens the effect of capital structure on firm value. The findings show that capital structure only has a significant effect on firm value for the debt-dominant group, but not for the equity-dominant group. The moderating effect of the COVID-19 pandemic affects firm value for the debt-dominant group, but not for the equity-dominant group.

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Dividend payout strategies and bank survival likelihood: A cross-country analysis

Cited by 11 publications

References 85 publications

Empirical Research Study on the Determinants of Market Indicators for 41 Financial Institutions

Empirical Research Study on the Determinants of Market Indicators for 41 Financial Institutions

The Corporate Financial Policy and the Firm Value

Corporate Financial Strategy in an Emerging Market: Evidence from Indonesia

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