1997
DOI: 10.2307/2329570
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Dividends, Taxes, and Signaling: Evidence from Germany

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“…They suggest that if loan portfolios are correlated across banks, then, an announcement of dividend cut by some banks can create contagion i.e., the share prices of the non-dividend cutting banks would also decrease following such announcements because investors panic in reaction to bad news and the bank stocks go down regardless of their financial conditions. Amihud and Murgia (1997) argue that banks have incentive to favour lower dividend ratio and necessarily stable dividend payouts to shield its debt better from bankruptcy risk. The dividend policies of the banking subsidiaries of holding companies are also found to be higher than other banks (Mayne, 1980).…”
Section: Regulatory Influence On the Dividendsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They suggest that if loan portfolios are correlated across banks, then, an announcement of dividend cut by some banks can create contagion i.e., the share prices of the non-dividend cutting banks would also decrease following such announcements because investors panic in reaction to bad news and the bank stocks go down regardless of their financial conditions. Amihud and Murgia (1997) argue that banks have incentive to favour lower dividend ratio and necessarily stable dividend payouts to shield its debt better from bankruptcy risk. The dividend policies of the banking subsidiaries of holding companies are also found to be higher than other banks (Mayne, 1980).…”
Section: Regulatory Influence On the Dividendsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results closely resemble those for the US-market. In particular, dividend changes are found to be associated with price changes in the same direction, with the reaction following dividend decreases being signi…cantly stronger (Sahling (1981), Amihud and Murgia (1997), and Gerke, Oerke, and Sentner (1997). In a recent paper, Correia da Silva, Goergenand, and Renneboog (2005) analyze the determinants of the decision to change the dividend for a panel of German …rms from 1984 to 1994.…”
Section: Related Literaturementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Результаты исследования реакции немецкого рынка на дивидендные объявления [Andres et al, 2013], в котором применялась «сюр-призная» модель, также согласуются с вы-водами исследования с использованием «наивной» модели (см., напр. : [Amihud, Murgia, 1997]). …”
Section: рис 2 динамика накопленной средней избыточной доходности (unclassified