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When enterprises are in need of cash or have difficulty in mobilizing the debt due to financial restrictions or because they had borrowed too much earlier, they could try to raise cash by cutting the dividend payment. In particular, the private company with limited finance that will try to hold in cash by cutting dividends paid (Fazzari and Associates, 1988). Most private companies have only one owner, usually the founder or founding family (Corbetta and Montemerlo, 1999; Brav, 2009). The assets of the company and personal property often does not have the responsibilities, especially in small companies (Ang, 1992). So the decision to pay dividends depends very much on cash needs should retain to fund new investments or prevention of financial deficit may occur. So, there is a negative correlation between holding cash and paying dividends (Opler and Associates, 1999).
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