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, property and control structures in Chile, Brazil, Mexico and East Asia. Also, the role of pension funds in Chilean corporate …
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Conflicts of interests are at the heart of numerous problems in business and finance. The law has not ignored them. The obligation to avoid or manage them finds its roots in the duty of loyalty. This duty is common to both the Anglo-American and Continental European legal traditions. Although...
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the economic effects of dividend taxation under a two tiered system and discusses the integration debate as it developed … Year 2004 Proposals featuring the elimination of the dividend tax. Senate and the House of Representatives versions of … following the Jobs Act, evidenced by a marked increase in dividend distributions. The Article refrains from passing premature …
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It is time for accounting to recognize the existence of stock exchanges and stop treating the equity accounts of public corporations as if they belonged to 15th century private partnerships. When Pacioli's codification of the principles of accounting was published in 1494, stock exchanges did...
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Forty-four companies are identified as having conducted 67 buy-backs since legislation permitting this procedure was introduced in November 1989. This paper compares and contrasts potential relative to provided motivations of Australian listed companies effecting share buy-backs over the period...
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of dividend policy in publicly quoted United Kingdom (U.K.) companies between 1950 and the present. The departure point … is the well-known partial adjustment model of dividend policy, which we augment to take into account the ideological … orientation of the party in power and other potentially salient proxies for politics (e.g. tax policy and dividend controls). The …
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Managers conduct open market repurchases (OMRs) for a number of different reasons, including to distribute excess cash. However, the most widely discussed explanation for OMRs is the signaling theory: that managers announce OMRs to signal that the stock is underpriced. The first purpose of this...
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This paper studies whether poorly informed shareholders of a firm should be able to overturn its managerial decision directly, when the firm's (informed) board of directors is subject to moral hazard. We argue that if the shareholders or the CEO of a firm can easily recruit a highly independent...
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In June 2008, a study by Sen confirmed previous findings that 10b5-1 insider stock sale programs (quot;plan salesquot;) are conducted after unusual price run ups, but Sen also found that, in months subsequent to plan sales, stock performance then essentially matched the market. Sen's results on...
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The current study briefly considers KLA-Tencor's 2007 $750 million accelerated stock repurchase (ASR). Companies commonly indicate ASRs contractually promise execution of stock buybacks at a discount to market. To the contrary, analysis of a small sample of 2006-2007 ASRs finds:1) Inferior...
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