Institutional Holdings and Payout Policy

Article Abstract:

Research on US public firms and institutional holdings shows that institutions prefer companies that repurchase shares, and also favor regular repurchasers rather than nonregular repurchasers. Findings do not support models predicting a link between high dividends and attraction of institutional clientele, or models predicting that institutions influence companies to increase payout.

Science & research, Capital Management-Stock Repurchase, Research, Models, Economic aspects, Holding companies, Comparative analysis, Institutional economics, Stock redemption

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Do firms rebalance their capital structures?

Article Abstract:

The involvement of firms in capital structure rebalancing by providing room for high adjustments is examined, by focusing on corporate financial policy and adjustment costs.

Financial Planning, Cost Control Techniques, Methods, Analysis, Capital formation, Cost control, Cost reduction

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