Exam 17: Payout Policy
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Assume that Omicron uses the entire $50 million in excess cash to pay a special dividend.Omicron's cum-dividend price is closest to:
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Historical evidence shows that over the last few decades a larger proportion of firms have used ________ for payouts.
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BC Brewery has a current share price of $37.50,and has announced a dividend payment of $1.25 per share.Assuming perfect capital markets,what should the price of BC Brewery be once the stock begins trading ex-dividend?
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Empirical evidence about the behaviour of financial managers suggests that firms ________ repurchase activity and also ________ dividend payments.
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Another to method to repurchase shares is the ________,in which the firm lists different prices at which it is prepared to buy shares,and shareholders in turn indicate how many shares they are willing to sell at each price.
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The date on which the board of directors of a company authorizes the dividend is called the ________ date.
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CCR stock is currently trading at $63 per share.If CCR issues a 25% stock dividend,what would its new share price be?
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The way a firm chooses between alternate uses of free cash flow is referred to as:
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With perfect capital markets,investors prefer share repurchases to receiving dividends.
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Homemade dividend refers to the process by which an investor:
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Modigliani and Miller Dividend Irrelevance states that in perfect capital markets,holding ________ policy fixed,the firm's choice of dividend policy is irrelevant and does not affect the initial share price.
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What is the effect on the stock price when a firm repurchases its shares?
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A firm may announce its intention to buy its own shares in the open market like any other investor,also known as a(n):
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Assume that Omicron uses the entire $50 million to repurchase shares.The amount of the regular yearly dividends in the future is closest to:
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According to the dividend signalling hypothesis,firms smooth their dividends in order to maintain consistent cash flows and thus increase investor confidence in the firm.
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A firm may decide to eliminate the threat of a takeover by a major shareholder by purchasing shares from him at a premium also known as a(n):
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A firm can distribute shares of a subsidiary in a transaction referred to as a:
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If there is a tax disadvantage to retaining cash,why do some firms accumulate large cash balances?
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Collingwood Costumes is an all-equity firm with 80 million shares outstanding.Collingwood has $75 million in cash,and expects future free cash flows of $15 million per year.The cash can be used to expand the firm's future operations,increasing future free cash flows to $16 million per year.If Collingwood's cost of capital for the expansion is 10%,what will be the difference in the firm's share price compared to using the cash for a share repurchase?
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