Sentence examples for subsequent dividends from inspiring English sources

In our proposal, if new IP is developed during a project in which options are purchased, it would be paramount that a portion of any subsequent dividends stemming from that IP be shared with the holders of the initial options.

YPF then agreed to dole out 90% of its subsequent profits in dividends so that he could afford to pay it back.The other reason goes far beyond YPF, which accounts for just 45% of Argentina's hydrocarbons.

In 1981, Robert J. Shiller, a regular contributor to this column and an economics professor at Yale, published a paper in The American Economic Review called, "Do Stock Prices Move Too Much to Be Justified by Subsequent Changes in Dividends?" He argued that stock prices were too volatile.

Likewise, when the collapse of the Soviet system and the subsequent discussions of "peace dividends" in the United States threatened the interests of the military-industrial conglomerates, their representatives invented "new external sources of danger to U.S. interests" and successfully substituted them for the "threat of communism" of the Cold War era.

A 2003 paper* by Robert Arnott and Clifford Asness found that companies which paid a low proportion of their profits in the form of dividends displayed slower subsequent profits growth than those with a higher payout ratio.

"As a matter of prudence we have downgraded future dividend expectations for subsequent years to a flat out-turn, a pay-out that will depend upon the profit performance of the group and management's strategic review; this may yet be too optimistic.

Stocks have an underlying rate of return it's the dividend yield plus the subsequent earning growth.

Harrison managed to block the request, but in March 1924 a subsequent demand was successful, and a dividend of $5 (approximately $ as of ) per share was declared.

DIVIDENDS is defined as annual cash dividends.

Subsequent research, however, found that the increase in dividends was a short-term phenomenon and mainly at companies where stock options were a major form of executive compensation.

The government's commitment to reform, and the subsequent easing of most Western sanctions, has begun to pay dividends.