Rates of Return—Investors’ Perspective

Shveta Singh (), P. K. Jain and Surendra Singh Yadav
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Shveta Singh: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
P. K. Jain: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Surendra Singh Yadav: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

Chapter Chapter 4 in Equity Markets in India, 2016, pp 65-91 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract An investor who purchases the equity shares of a company has two sources of income from such an investment. The first is dividends—the sharing of the after-tax profits of a company with its owners—and the second is capital appreciation. Typically, for high-growth companies (like many such companies in the sample comprising the top 500 companies listed at the National Stock Exchange (NSE)), dividend income is not a favoured option.

Keywords: Capital Gain; Share Price; Equity Return; Capital Asset Price Model; Dividend Yield (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-0868-9_4

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