DO DIVIDEND FLOWS AFFECT STOCK RETURNS?

We examine price impacts from dividend flows. Event‐study estimates show that stocks experience abnormal returns on the dividend distribution day. Results also show a spillover effect to non‐dividend‐paying stocks that are likely to be part of the same benchmark portfolio as the dividend‐paying stoc...

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Published in:The Journal of financial research 2018-03, Vol.41 (1), p.149-174
Main Authors: Kvamvold, Joakim, Lindset, Snorre
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Dividend distributions
Portfolio performance
Rates of return
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Stock prices
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