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Verification of the calculated cumulative factors of the USB with the implicit cumulative factors used by listed industrial JSE companiesMpendu-Mningiswa, Nwabisa January 2003 (has links)
Study project (MBA)--University of Stellenbosch, 2003. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The objective of this study is to verify the cumulative factors developed by the Graduate
School of Business of the University of Stellenbosch when calculating prices per share
(price) over the period 1970 to 2000, earnings per share (EPS), cash flows per share
(CFS) and net asset values per share(NA V). All four are done in a time series format.
This study project forms part ofa larger research project of the Graduate School of
Business ofthe University of Stellenbosch (USB).
The data was extracted from the database of the USB and also from companies' financial
annual reports and/or directors' reports of the annual financial statements of each
company included in the research for the specified periods.
The aim of this study is to compare the calculated implicit cumulative factors used in
practice with the specific cumulative factor calculated/used by the USB. The !NET prices
were compared with the prices of the USB (after using the USB specific cumulative
factors). The study also compares the NAV published by companies with the NAV
obtained by the USB by dividing equity/weighted average number of shares duly adjusted
by the cumulative factor.
Companies with minor and major differences were observed but for the purpose of this
study only the examples of companies with major differences have been indicated and
properly documented. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die doel van hierdie studie is om die kumulatiewe faktore wat deur die Nagraadse
Bestuurskool van die Universiteit van Stellenbosch ontwikkel is, te verifieer, wanneer
pryse per aandeel (prys) oor tydperk 1970 tot 2000, verdienste per aandeel, kontantvloei
per aandeel en netto batewaardes per aandeel bereken word. Al vier word in 'n
tydreeksformaat gedoen. Hierdie studieprojek vorm deel van 'n groter navorsingsprojek
van die Nagraadse Bestuurskool van die Universiteit van Stellenbosch (USB).
Die data is van die USB databasis verkry, asook van maatskappye se finansiële
jaarverslae en/of direkteure se verslae van die jaarlikse finansiële state van elke
maatskappy wat in die navorsing vir die spesifieke tydperke ingesluit is.
Die doelwit van hierdie studie is om die berekende implisiete kumulatiewe faktore wat
in die praktyk gebruik word met die spesifieke kumulatiewe faktore wat deur die USB
bereken/gebruik word, te vergelyk. Die !NET pryse is met die pryse van die USB
(nadat die USB spesifieke kumulatiewe faktore gebruik is) vergelyk. Die studie
vergelyk ook die netto batewaardes per aandeel wat deur die maatskappye gepubliseer is
met die netto batewaardes per aandeel wat deur die USB verkry is, deur die
aandeelhouersbelang/geweegde gemiddelde aantal aandele wat behoorlik aangepas is,
met die kumulatiewe faktore te deel.
Maatskappye met groter of kleiner verskille is waargeneem, maar vir die doel van
hierdie studie is slegs die voorbeelde van maatskappye met groter verskille aangedui en
behoorlik voorsien.
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Dividend stability, dividend yield and stock returns on the Johannesburg Stock ExchangeKruger, Theunis Lodewicus 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MBA)--Stellenbosch University, 2001. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This study investigates the relationship between dividends and stock returns on the
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). In this mini study project a regression model is used to
investigate the relationship between dividend yield portfolios and stock returns. Each of these
dividend yield portfolios are further subdivided into dividend stability portfolios which
together with a regression model are used to investigate the relationship between dividend
stability and stock returns on the JSE.
It follows from this study that there is a non-linear relationship between the risk-adjusted
returns and dividend yields. A significant finding of this study is the fact that there is an
inverse linear relationship between the dividend yield and average stock returns for dividend
paying portfolios on the JSE. Investors on the JSE appear to place a premium on capital gains
as opposed to dividends.
It follows from this study that there is an inverse correlation between dividend stability and
the risk-adjusted return with the beta coefficient increasing as dividend stability decreases.
Within a particular yield portfolio, it is evident that higher systematic risk is associated with
shares with unstable dividend yielding histories. It is clear from the results that this dividend
signalling is not limited to high yielding stocks alone. As dividends are not entirely
controlled by managers, a low stable dividend yield could signal a low exposure to systematic
risk to outsiders. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: In hierdie studie word die verband tussen dividende en aandeelopbrengste op die
Johannesburgse Effektebeurs ondersoek. 'n Regressiemodel is in hierdie mini werkstuk
gebruik om die verwantskap tussen dividend opbrengsportfolios en aandeelopbrengs te
ondersoek. Elk van hierdie opbrengsportfolios is vervolgens verder verdeel in
dividendstabiliteitsportfolios wat tesame met 'n regressiemodel gebruik is om die verband
tussen dividendstabiliteit en aandeelopbrengs te bepaal.
Dit volg uit hierdie studie dat daar 'n nie-lineêre verband tussen risiko aangepaste
aandeelopbrengs en dividendopbrengs bestaan. 'n Noemenswaardige bevinding is die inverse
lineêre verwantskap tussen dividend en gemiddelde aandeelopbrengs vir dividend betalende
aandele op die Johannesburgse Effektebeurs. Dit blyk asof beleggers op die Johannesburgse
Effektebeurs 'n premie plaas op kapitaalgroei ten koste van dividendopbrengs.
Dit volg ook uit hierdie studie dat daar 'n inverse korrelasie is tussen dividendstabiliteit en
risiko aangepaste aandeelopbrengs met die beta koëffissiënte wat toeneem soos
dividendstabiliteit afneem. Binne 'n spesifieke dividendopbrengsportfolio is dit duidelik dat
hoër sistematiese risiko geassosieer word met onstabiele historiese dividendopbrengste. Dit
volg uit die resultate dat hierdie inligtingoordrag deur middel van dividende, nie beperk is tot
hoë dividendopbrengs aandele nie. Aangesien dividende nie uitsluitlik deur bestuurders
beheer word nie, kan 'n aandeel met lae maar stabiele dividendopbrengs, 'n boodskap van lae
blootstelling aan sistematiese risiko aan die mark oordra.
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A study between the actual dividend as stated in the financial statements and the calculated dividend using the shares outstanding multiplied by the dividend per share of listed industrial companies on the Johannesburg Stock ExchangeFrank, Leon Charles 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MBA)--Stellenbosch University, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The objective of this mini study project is to examine whether data that has been
entered into the databank of the Graduate School of Business of the University of
Stellenbosch is correctly recorded. This mini study project forms part of a larger
research project undertaken by the USB to keep a databank of listed South
African industrial companies. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die doel van die mini studieprojek is om data wat in die databank van die
Universiteit van Stellenbosch se Besigheidsskool ingevoer is, vir korrektheid na
te gaan. Die mini studieprojek is deel van 'n groter navorsingsprojek van die
Besigheidsskool om 'n databank van genoteerde Suid- Afrikaanse industriële
maatskappye daar te stel.
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Dividend policy and share price volatility: evidence from the Johannesburg Stock ExchangeWehncke, Francois Cornelius 10 1900 (has links)
For many financial analysts the relationship between dividend policy and share price
volatility remains inconclusive. The purpose of this study was to ascertain whether
the relationship between dividend policy and share price volatility for JSE-listed firms
in South Africa differs from previous, similar research done on different markets. The
research study answered the research question and determined what the relationship
is between dividend policy and share price volatility for a representative sample of
JSE-listed firms. In addition, it met the objective of finding and evaluating the
relationship between dividend policy and share price volatility for a selection of JSElisted
firms, under various economic conditions. The research study spanned a 12-
year period with more than 1 065 observations noted. Quantitative, secondary data
was collected and descriptive statistics were used during the analysis phase. Two
standard multiple regression models were used to regress dividend policy and share
price volatility, with the first regression model only providing a crude test between the
variables. The second regression model accounted for factors that affect both
variables and was included to provide a more accurate test estimation. The
relationship between the dividend payout ratio and share price volatility and the
relationship between dividend yield and share price volatility were evaluated and
reported on, under various different economic conditions (pre, during and post the
2008 financial crisis). The study concluded that there is a negative correlation
between a firm’s dividend policy and share price volatility. It further found that a firm’s
dividend payout ratio, and not the dividend yield ratio, remains the single biggest
contributor in explaining the variance in share price volatility throughout the different
economic phases presented by pre, during and post the 2008 global financial crisis. / Finance, Risk Management and Banking / M. Com. (Financial Management)
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The appropriateness of rules-based headline earnings guidance for listed property entities on the JSE LimitedSikhwivhilu, Tendani 02 1900 (has links)
The disclosure of headline earnings is one of the JSE Limited (JSE)’s listing requirements. All listed entities are required to comply with this disclosure requirement. Guidance in the form of The Circular on headline earnings is issued by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), and is updated every time when there are changes to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The Circular adopts a rules-based approach and specifies what is included and excluded in the calculation of headline earnings. The rules consist of general rules, which apply to all entities other than those industry groups with special provisions such as the life insurance entities.
This study questions whether a rules-based headline earnings approach or a principles-based approach is more appropriate for the calculation of headline earnings of listed property entities on the JSE, for economic decision-making purposes. The research method consisted of questionnaires that were sent out to stakeholders. The responses from the CFOs and investment analysts show that principles-based headline earnings guidance is preferred over rules-based headline earnings guidance. / Business Management / M. Phil (Accounting Sciences)
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The appropriateness of rules-based headline earnings guidance for listed property entities on the JSE LimitedSikhwivhilu, Tendani 02 1900 (has links)
The disclosure of headline earnings is one of the JSE Limited (JSE)’s listing requirements. All listed entities are required to comply with this disclosure requirement. Guidance in the form of The Circular on headline earnings is issued by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), and is updated every time when there are changes to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The Circular adopts a rules-based approach and specifies what is included and excluded in the calculation of headline earnings. The rules consist of general rules, which apply to all entities other than those industry groups with special provisions such as the life insurance entities.
This study questions whether a rules-based headline earnings approach or a principles-based approach is more appropriate for the calculation of headline earnings of listed property entities on the JSE, for economic decision-making purposes. The research method consisted of questionnaires that were sent out to stakeholders. The responses from the CFOs and investment analysts show that principles-based headline earnings guidance is preferred over rules-based headline earnings guidance. / Business Management / M. Phil. (Accounting Sciences)
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The relationship between dividend policy and agency problems of financial services companies listed on the Johannesburg Securities ExchangeBhomoyi, Mzwamadoda Nelson 01 1900 (has links)
The relevance or irrelevance of dividend payments has been the topic of much
discussion for the past eight decades. The primary objective of this study was to
determine the relationship between dividend policy and agency problems of financial
services companies listed on the (JSE). Dividend Policy and the Agency Theory
underpinned the study. Secondary data of sampled listed financial companies for the
period 2005-2016 was sourced from IRESS database. Data was analysed using
EViews version 9.
The results revealed that the presence of institutional ownership resolves the
asymmetry information problems, and, reduces the need to pay dividends. The results
also revealed that 54.69% of JSE listed companies under the financials’ services
sector practise dividend decisions. The results further revealed that the dividend
payout ratio is positively correlated with ROE and LEV, and negatively correlated
INST, DIRS and FOREIGN variables. The results confirmed the existence of agency
problems on listed financial services companies. / Ukubaluleka okanye ukungabaluleki kokuhlawula izahlulo bekusoloko kusisihloko
sengxoxo kumashumi asibhozo eminyaka edluleyo. Injongo ephambili yesi sifundo
yayikukufumanisa ulwalamano phakathi komgaqo nkqubo wezahlulelo neengxaki
zobumeli (ubuarhente) beenkampani ezinikezela ngeenkonzo zemicimbi yoqoqosho
nezidweliswe kwiJohannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE). Izisekelo zesi sifundo
nguMgaqo Nkqubo Wezahlulo (Dividend Policy) neNgcingane Yobumeli (Agency
Theory). Iqela lesibini ledatha yeenkampani ezidwelisiweyo kwiminyaka ye-2005–
2016 yafunyanwa kwiqula leedatha elaziwa ngokuba yi-IRESS database. Idatha
yahlalutywa ngokusebenzisa isixhobo sohlalutyo iEViews version 9.
Iziphumo zadiza ukuba ubukho babanini kwiziko loshishino buyazisombulula iingxaki
zonxibelelwano olungalingani kakuhle kwaye kuyasicutha isidingo sokuhlawula
izahlulo. Kwakhona, iziphumo zadiza ukuba ama-54.69% eenkampani ezidweliswe
kwiJSE, phantsi kodidi lweenkampani ezinikezela ngeenkonzo zemicimbi yoqoqosho,
enza izigqibo zezahlulo. Iziphumo zaphinda zadiza ukuba intlawulo yezahlulo
ihambelana kakuhle neenqobo zeROE neLEV, kanti azihambelani neenqobo zeINST,
ezeDIRS kunye nekuthiwa ziFOREIGN. Ezi ziphumo zangqina ukuba kukho iingxaki
zobumeli/ubuarhente kwiinkampani ezinikezela ngeenkonzo zemicimbi yoqoqosho / Bonnete le go se be bonnete ga ditefelo tša letseno e bile hlogo ya ditherišano tše
dintši mo mo dingwagasome tše seswai tša go feta. Nepo ya motheo ya thuto ye ke
go ela kamano gare ga pholisi le mathata a dikhamphani tša ditirelo tša Matlotlo tšeo
di lego lenaneong la Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE). Pholisi ya Ditseno le
Teori ya Etšensi ke motheo wa thuto ye. Datha ya magareng ya dikhamphani tša
mašeleng tšeo di lego lenaneong la paka ya 2005–2016 e be e hwetšagala go tšwa
go lenaneo la datha la IRESS. Datha e sekasekilwe go šomišwa EViews version 9.
Dipoelo di utullotše gore go ba gona ga bong ka gare ga sehlongwa go rarolla mathata
a tshedimošo ya go se lekalekane, le go fokotša nyakego ya go lefa mašokotšo.
Dipoelo le tšona di tšweleditše go re diperesente tše 54.69 tša dikhamphani tšeo di
lego lenaneong la JSE ka fase ga ditirelo tša sekgao sa go phethagatša diphetho tša
mašokotšo. Dipoelo di tšwetša pele go utulla go re ditekanyetšo tša ditefelo tša
mašokotšo du sepelelana gabotse le ROE le LEV, le go sepelelana gannyane le INST,
DIRS le FOREIGN. Dipoelo di netefatša go ba gona ga mathata a Etšensi ao a
ngwadilwego lenaneong la dikhamphani tša ditirelo tša mašeleng / Abstracts in English, Zulu, Sepedi / Business Management / M. Com. (Business Management)
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