International Journal of Management, IT, and Engineering, 2018
ABSTRACT The study investigates the under‐researched relationship between capital structure and d... more ABSTRACT The study investigates the under‐researched relationship between capital structure and dividend policy in emerging markets with regard to the Jordanian market. The empirical analysis focuses on the estimation of both single equation models and structure equation models using the reduced form equations to examine the joint determinants of capital structure and dividend policy. The study investigates whether capital structure and dividend policy theories can explain the financial decisions in emerging market such as the Jordanian market. Namely, the study examines agency theory, signalling theory, pecking order theory and bankruptcy theory. The results indicate that there is a positive relationship between debt‐to‐asset ratio on the one hand, and asset tangibility, profitability, market‐to‐book, liquidity, firm size, and industry classification on the other hand. Also, there is a negative relationship between debt‐to‐asset ratio and profitability. In addition, there is a positive relationship between dividend payout ratio on the one hand, and profitability, asset tangibility, market‐to‐book and industry classification on the other hand. Finally, the results of the reduced form equations show that capital structure and dividend policy have the following common factors: profitability; asset tangibility; market‐to‐book; industry classification; and limited evidence of institutional ownership. Therefore, the determinants of capital structure and dividend policy in emerging markets such as the Jordanian market share the same set of suggested factors with the developed markets.
The determination of a company’s capital structure constitutes a difficult decision, one that inv... more The determination of a company’s capital structure constitutes a difficult decision, one that involves several and antagonistic factors, such as risk and profitability. That decision becomes even more difficult, in times when the economic environment in which the company operates presents a high degree of instability. Therefore, the choice among the ideal proportion of debt and equity can affect the value of the company, as much as the return rates can. This study analyses how far the capital structure (cs) affects the Profitability (p) of corporate firms in India. The study tries to establish the hypothesized relationship as to how far the cs affect the business revenue of firms and what the interrelationship is between cs and Profitability. This study is carried out after categorizing the selected firms into three categories based on two attributes, viz. business revenue and asset size. First, firms are grouped into low, medium and high based on business revenue. Second, firms are classified into small, medium and large based on asset size to establish the hypothesized relationship that cs has significant impact on Profitability of Manufacturing firms in India. Regression Analysis in addition to descriptive statistics such as Mean, Standard Deviation, and Ratios has been used. The study proves that there has been a strong one-to-one relationship between Capital Structure variables and Profitability variables, Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) and the Capital Structure has significant influence on Profitability, and increase in use of debt fund in Capital Structure tends to minimize the net profit of the Manufacturing firms listed in Bombay Stock
Asia-Pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation, 2020
This article mainly focuses on the analysis of determinants of capital structure of 50 Bombay Sto... more This article mainly focuses on the analysis of determinants of capital structure of 50 Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)-listed sample companies, choosing 5 sample companies from each of 10 industries, namely cement, computer hardware, large heavy engineering, fertiliser, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), large electric equipment, mining/mineral, textile, large tyres and pharmaceutical over 15 years’ time period ranging from 1999–2000 to 2013–2014, applying panel data regression technique. Our study has first made industry-wise empirical analysis of capital structure with respect to eight firm-specific determinants, viz. profitability, size, growth, tangibility, non-debt tax shield, liquidity, uniqueness and income variation. Subsequently, we have made a comparative analysis of selected determinants of capital structure across selected industries to determine their capital structure behaviour in view of three prominent capital structure theories, namely Pecking Order Theory, Trade-Off Th...
International Journal of Management, IT, and Engineering, 2018
ABSTRACT The study investigates the under‐researched relationship between capital structure and d... more ABSTRACT The study investigates the under‐researched relationship between capital structure and dividend policy in emerging markets with regard to the Jordanian market. The empirical analysis focuses on the estimation of both single equation models and structure equation models using the reduced form equations to examine the joint determinants of capital structure and dividend policy. The study investigates whether capital structure and dividend policy theories can explain the financial decisions in emerging market such as the Jordanian market. Namely, the study examines agency theory, signalling theory, pecking order theory and bankruptcy theory. The results indicate that there is a positive relationship between debt‐to‐asset ratio on the one hand, and asset tangibility, profitability, market‐to‐book, liquidity, firm size, and industry classification on the other hand. Also, there is a negative relationship between debt‐to‐asset ratio and profitability. In addition, there is a positive relationship between dividend payout ratio on the one hand, and profitability, asset tangibility, market‐to‐book and industry classification on the other hand. Finally, the results of the reduced form equations show that capital structure and dividend policy have the following common factors: profitability; asset tangibility; market‐to‐book; industry classification; and limited evidence of institutional ownership. Therefore, the determinants of capital structure and dividend policy in emerging markets such as the Jordanian market share the same set of suggested factors with the developed markets.
The determination of a company’s capital structure constitutes a difficult decision, one that inv... more The determination of a company’s capital structure constitutes a difficult decision, one that involves several and antagonistic factors, such as risk and profitability. That decision becomes even more difficult, in times when the economic environment in which the company operates presents a high degree of instability. Therefore, the choice among the ideal proportion of debt and equity can affect the value of the company, as much as the return rates can. This study analyses how far the capital structure (cs) affects the Profitability (p) of corporate firms in India. The study tries to establish the hypothesized relationship as to how far the cs affect the business revenue of firms and what the interrelationship is between cs and Profitability. This study is carried out after categorizing the selected firms into three categories based on two attributes, viz. business revenue and asset size. First, firms are grouped into low, medium and high based on business revenue. Second, firms are classified into small, medium and large based on asset size to establish the hypothesized relationship that cs has significant impact on Profitability of Manufacturing firms in India. Regression Analysis in addition to descriptive statistics such as Mean, Standard Deviation, and Ratios has been used. The study proves that there has been a strong one-to-one relationship between Capital Structure variables and Profitability variables, Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) and the Capital Structure has significant influence on Profitability, and increase in use of debt fund in Capital Structure tends to minimize the net profit of the Manufacturing firms listed in Bombay Stock
Asia-Pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation, 2020
This article mainly focuses on the analysis of determinants of capital structure of 50 Bombay Sto... more This article mainly focuses on the analysis of determinants of capital structure of 50 Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)-listed sample companies, choosing 5 sample companies from each of 10 industries, namely cement, computer hardware, large heavy engineering, fertiliser, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), large electric equipment, mining/mineral, textile, large tyres and pharmaceutical over 15 years’ time period ranging from 1999–2000 to 2013–2014, applying panel data regression technique. Our study has first made industry-wise empirical analysis of capital structure with respect to eight firm-specific determinants, viz. profitability, size, growth, tangibility, non-debt tax shield, liquidity, uniqueness and income variation. Subsequently, we have made a comparative analysis of selected determinants of capital structure across selected industries to determine their capital structure behaviour in view of three prominent capital structure theories, namely Pecking Order Theory, Trade-Off Th...
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