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Firms in Taiwan are allowed to conduct share repurchase programs after 2000 and must follow strict regulations when conducting repurchases. This article examines the factors affecting a Taiwanese firm’s decision to conduct repurchase programs by investigating a set of 3,399 programs from 2000 to 2012 in particular the issue of connection between payout policy, capital structure and corporate life-cycle stage is investigated. Repurchasing firms are characterized by higher ratio of retained earnings to total equity and lower leverage, which supports the hypothesis of life-cycle theory for repurchases and the hypothesis of altering capital structure. The hypothesis of disgorging cash holding is only mildly supported. Finally, it is found that Over the Counter (OTC) repurchasing firms with large size tend to also pay dividends; however, there exist no such feature among larger size Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) repurchasers.

Shih-Chin Lee, Jen-Chang Liu, Mei-Hui Lu. (2013) Repurchase and Dividend Policy of Taiwanese Firms, , Volume-05, Issue-1.
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