Product market competition, regulation and dividend payout policy of Malaysian banks

Ameer, Rashid

doi:10.1108/13581980810918396

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“…Like in case of banks, these are bound to maintain a minimum capital adequacy ratio at all times, under prudential regulations, and it influence their financing decision. Ogler and Taggart (1983), cited in Ameer (2008), p.1], empirically observed this later mentioned finding.…”

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confidence: 68%

“…In order to temperate demand pressures in the country, SBP sustained tight monetary policy in year 2007 [SBP(2007)]. Increased inflationary pressures led SBP to continue this policy in year 2008also [SBP(2008 and SBP (2009)].…”

Section: Monetary Policy In Pakistanmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Authors tested extended Lintner's model using GMM estimator for data of 571 firms over a period of 8 years. Ameer (2008) worked out upon determinants of dividend policy of Malaysian Banks. He used ordered probit modelling technique, in addition to check speed of adjustment through Lintner model, to check flexibility of dividend policy to certain variables.…”

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Monetary Policy Restriction and Dividend Behaviour of Pakistani Firms: An Empirical Analysis

Ashraf¹,

Mohsin²

2022

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Dividend behaviour has extensively been reviewed by many researchers from time to time across different countries. Empirical evidences observed in most of the studies reveal equivocal results about dividend theories [Bhattacharyya (2007)]. Since, in absence of any unanimous findings, need for future research has not been restricted, theoretically. In developing countries like Pakistan, where limited research is available on corporate dividend policy, need for future research is more looked for. Most of the available research papers, address only firm specific determinants of dividend policy. Do macroeconomic variables influence corporate financing decisions? The need to address this question is the prime motive of this research paper. Major objective of this paper is to observe dividend behaviour of listed firms in Pakistan under monetary policy restrictions and this is the first attempt of its kind in Pakistan to the best of my Knowledge. This study is very relevant in present scenario since State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has been persistently pursuing restricted monetary policy since 2005 to control inflation.

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Monetary Policy Restriction and Dividend Behaviour of Pakistani Firms: An Empirical Analysis

Ashraf¹,

Mohsin²

2022

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“…Firm that paid higher dividend would attract other investors to invest in the firm. Studies concerning Profitability and Dividend Policies were studies conducted by Abreu and Gulamhussen (2013), Lestari (2012), Javed (2012), Ameer (2008) and Hamid et al, (2016) which suggest that firm's profitability has positive and significant effect toward dividend policies.…”

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2018

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Various positive and negative impacts (social, economic, and environmental) arise from the establishment of a company in a region. It results in the government issuing laws and regulations to ensure a company's responsibility to the public, especially the community around the company's operating area through real activities. The real activities undertaken by the company are called Corporate Social Responsibility. The implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility can be viewed from the legal and economic aspects. Through the legal aspect, Corporate Social Responsibility is an obligation that must be implemented by the company in accordance with the laws and regulations applicable to the the company's operation. Based on the economic aspect, the impact of the Corporate Social Responsibility implementation is a company's reciprocity regarding the community where company operates and the sustainability of the company. This research explores Corporate Social Responsibility for TBK's agricultural sector companies in Indonesia (2012.

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“…The company would be performing well because of availability of funds through primary issue of equity shares and the shares would be actively traded on the stock exchange and improving the company performance in the market [27]. Dividend policies convey information to the depositors as well as to the shareholders, assisting them in uncovering the actual financial conditions of the bank [6].…”

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Dividend Policy and Firm’s Profitability: Evidence from Ethiopian Private Insurance Companies

Adimasu¹

2019

JFA

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In many rapidly growing economies and emerging markets like Ethiopia, the insurance companies are expected to play a crucial role. The dividend decision is one of the critical financial managementdecisions for firms. Dividend decision is also among the widely addressed and controversial issue in field of finance. The inconclusiveness of dividend theories and empirical studies on the relationship between firm's profitability and dividend payout decisions is one of the most debatable topics inresearches. Hence, the objective of this study is to examine the relationship between dividend policy and Ethiopianprivate insurance company's profitability and to contribute to the ongoing debate. To achieve the objective of this study, secondary data were collected from the Audited annual financial statements of 8 private insurance companies in Ethiopia, from year 2006-2015. The study used purposive sampling technique to collect the necessary data. Descriptive statistics and Pearson correlation matrix were used for data analysis. Paneldata andPooled OLS regression model were also employed for empirical testing. Return on Asset (ROA) used as a measurement of insurance company's profitability (dependent variable) while dividend payout ratio used as the main explanatory variable. The controlling variables were firm size, tangibility and leverage. The findings of this study indicated that there is positive and significant relationship between profitability and dividend pay-out policy decision of Ethiopian private insurance companies. This result is also consistent with the Bird-in-the hand theory. The result also shows that leverage, size of insurance company and tangibility has relationship with profitability of insurance companies.

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Product market competition, regulation and dividend payout policy of Malaysian banks

Cited by 10 publications

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Monetary Policy Restriction and Dividend Behaviour of Pakistani Firms: An Empirical Analysis

Monetary Policy Restriction and Dividend Behaviour of Pakistani Firms: An Empirical Analysis

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