Table 11.

Relation between reputation, stock returns and dividend yields

Panel A. Reputation dummy: RPT5Panel B. Reputation dummy: RPT3
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
RPT−0.610* (−1.65)0.441 (1.24)0.329 (0.88)−0.801*** (−2.35)0.057 (0.20)0.001 (0.01)
RPT × Log(DY)0.070* (1.80)0.033* (1.90)0.036** (2.03)0.033* (1.67)0.025 (1.32)0.027 (1.45)
RPT × ΔDY−0.134*** (−2.80)−0.113*** (−2.67)−0.112*** (−2.63)−0.093** (−2.08)−0.074* (−1.88)−0.073* (−1.84)
RPT × Log(MV)0.024* (1.73)−0.011 (−0.90)−0.006 (−0.47)0.033*** (2.46)0.006 (0.60)0.009 (0.77)
RPT × MB −0.448*** (−2.56)−0.430*** (−2.44) −0.435*** (−3.13)−0.419*** (−3.00)
RPT × Log(MV) × MB 0.015*** (2.53)0.015*** (2.41) 0.014*** (2.89)0.014*** (2.76)
RPT × LargeSh −0.153 (−1.46)−0.168 (−1.61) −0.183** (−2.25)−0.189** (−2.31)
RPT × FMsh  −0.023 (−0.72)  −0.005 (−0.20)
Log(DY)0.009 (0.23)0.041 (1.22)0.042 (1.26)0.0001 (0.01)0.001 (1.02)0.0001 (1.01)
ΔDY0.053** (2.29)0.033* (1.72)0.032 (1.63)0.059*** (2.31)0.037* (1.77)0.035* (1.67)
Log(MV)−0.278*** (−8.46)−0.225*** (−17.36)−0.220*** (−17.50)−0.285*** (−8.10)−0.226*** (−16.47)−0.222*** (−16.58)
ROA0.402*** (4.13)0.318*** (3.77)0.323*** (3.83)0.383*** (3.95)0.321*** (3.80)0.326*** (3.85)
MB−0.001 (−1.14)−0.001 (−1.17)−0.001 (−1.17)−0.001 (−1.16)−0.001 (−1.14)−0.001 (−1.14)
LargeSh 0.632*** (6.96)0.624*** (6.93) 0.647*** (6.87)0.639*** (6.84)
FMsh  −0.048** (−2.07)  −0.049** (−1.96)
rmt0.743*** (12.36)0.643*** (27.09)0.644*** (27.06)0.744*** (12.34)0.644*** (27.23)0.645*** (27.20)
Constant7.100*** (8.40)5.476*** (17.43)5.378*** (17.54)7.272*** (8.06)5.511*** (16.59)5.414*** (16.67)
Observations21,32621,20721,20721,32621,20721,207
Year fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Clusters(firms)1,9931,9911,9911,9931,9911,991
Within R20.1010.1630.1640.1010.1640.164

Notes:

This table reports the results from panel regressions of one-year future excess returns on the reputation dummies, RPT5 or RPT3; dividend yields; their interaction terms; and other control variables. The reputation dummy is RPT5 in Panel A and RPT3 in Panel B. The variables are defined in Table 1. t-statistics are based on standard errors adjusted for the firm-clustering effect and are in parentheses.

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denote statistical significance at the 1, 5 and 10% levels, respectively. The sample period is from 1998 to 2019

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