The Dividend Decision, James Tompkins

This is the sixth lecture in the "Advanced Corporate Finance" series in which I discuss a firm's dividend decision. Why do some firms pay no dividends while others consistently pay dividends? What are the implications if a firm raises or cuts its dividend? Similar to the capital structure lectures, I discuss different thought processes and conclude with the primary drivers behind the dividend decision. In fact, the thought processes are so similar that this lecture is easier to understand if you have already understood the capital structure lectures. As always, the emphasis is on understanding and not memorization.

[tamiranashechorwira]

Your lecture is awesome Dr. Tompkins. It put things in perspective. Thank you sir.

[FrancescoLog]

here MBA student form Italy! thank you professor! you're a great teacher!

[abhinavsaikia]

Really helpful..amazingly clarified.thank u sir.

[udaymoka]

thank you your valuable time spending with us
Sir, if you don't mind and if you have a time, please take classes on mutual funds....thank you in advance

[heatherjordan]

Please stop asking me questions that I do not know the answer to. I feel like I would learn more if you would just teach and come out with the information and not wait for me to "answer" these questions