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ETF Dividend Cycles Predict Money Market Fund Flows and Treasury Yield Changes
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Critical Finance Review
Critical Finance Review (2025) 14 (3): 425–445.
Published: 30 June 2025
...Pekka Honkanen; Yapei Zhang; Tong Zhou Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) collect approximately 7% of all U.S. corporate dividends, which they are required to redistribute to investors. How do the funds manage these dividend flows, and does such management have spillover effects on other financial...
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Employee Compensation Still Impacts Payout Policy
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Critical Finance Review
Critical Finance Review (2024) 13 (3-4): 419–463.
Published: 12 August 2024
...Alice Bonaimé; Kathleen Kahle; David Moore; Alok Nemani Employee compensation may impact payout policy by (i) incentivizing managers with non-dividend-protected options to favor repurchases over dividends and (ii) diluting earnings, which firms can neutralize through share repurchases. Both...
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