Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]

This study was carried out to examine the relationship between environmental disclosure and financial performance among the companies in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand that voluntarily disclose environmental information in their financial report. Two hundred and fifty (250) companies listed in Bur...

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Main Authors: Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran, Hj. Yusoff, Ruslaina, Wan Mohamed, Wan Nazihah, Abd. Rahman, Samsuria
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Language:English
Published: 2008
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spelling my.uitm.ir.971462024-06-24T17:05:20Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/97146/ Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.] Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran Hj. Yusoff, Ruslaina Wan Mohamed, Wan Nazihah Abd. Rahman, Samsuria Financial management. Business finance. Corporation finance Balance sheets. Financial statements. Including corporation reports. Financial reporting. Financial disclosure Financial leverage This study was carried out to examine the relationship between environmental disclosure and financial performance among the companies in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand that voluntarily disclose environmental information in their financial report. Two hundred and fifty (250) companies listed in Bursa Malaysia, Singapore Stock Exchange and Thailand Stock Exchange has been identified as samples in the current study. From the total of 250 companies selected, 56 companies are from Malaysia, 37 companies from Thailand and 15 companies from Singapore have been identified as environmental reporting companies. The study hypothesizes that high performance companies have a higher tendency of having formal environmental disclosure in their environmental disclosure. However, the result shows that the performance of the company has no bearing on the decision whether to produce a formal or non-formal environmental disclosure. 2008 Research Reports NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/97146/1/97146.pdf Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]. (2008) [Research Reports] <http://terminalib.uitm.edu.my/97146.pdf> (Unpublished)
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topic Financial management. Business finance. Corporation finance
Balance sheets. Financial statements. Including corporation reports. Financial reporting. Financial disclosure
Financial leverage
spellingShingle Financial management. Business finance. Corporation finance
Balance sheets. Financial statements. Including corporation reports. Financial reporting. Financial disclosure
Financial leverage
Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran
Hj. Yusoff, Ruslaina
Wan Mohamed, Wan Nazihah
Abd. Rahman, Samsuria
Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
description This study was carried out to examine the relationship between environmental disclosure and financial performance among the companies in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand that voluntarily disclose environmental information in their financial report. Two hundred and fifty (250) companies listed in Bursa Malaysia, Singapore Stock Exchange and Thailand Stock Exchange has been identified as samples in the current study. From the total of 250 companies selected, 56 companies are from Malaysia, 37 companies from Thailand and 15 companies from Singapore have been identified as environmental reporting companies. The study hypothesizes that high performance companies have a higher tendency of having formal environmental disclosure in their environmental disclosure. However, the result shows that the performance of the company has no bearing on the decision whether to produce a formal or non-formal environmental disclosure.
format Research Reports
author Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran
Hj. Yusoff, Ruslaina
Wan Mohamed, Wan Nazihah
Abd. Rahman, Samsuria
author_facet Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran
Hj. Yusoff, Ruslaina
Wan Mohamed, Wan Nazihah
Abd. Rahman, Samsuria
author_sort Abd. Rahman, Shariful Amran
title Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
title_short Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
title_full Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
title_fullStr Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore / Shariful Amran Abd. Rahman … [et al.]
title_sort environmental disclosure & financial performance: an empirical study of malaysia, thailand and singapore / shariful amran abd. rahman … [et al.]
publishDate 2008
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/97146/1/97146.pdf
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