The moderating effect of family ownership on the relationship between firms' characteristics and dividends: evidence from Jordan

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This research investigates how family ownership influences the relationship between various characteristics of firms and their dividend payouts.
Analyzed data from firms operating in Jordan.
Examined the moderating effect of family ownership type on dividend distributions.
Utilized statistical models to assess the relationship between firm characteristics and dividends.
Family ownership significantly moderates the relationship between firm characteristics and dividends.
Firms with higher family ownership show distinct dividend policies compared to non-family-owned firms in Jordan.
The findings indicate that jurisdictional differences impact dividend distribution strategies.

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Examines how family ownership affects dividend distribution in firms, suggesting significant financial implications.

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Joudeh et al. (2026) studied this question.

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