Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies
The relationship between the disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and the interest of investors is difficult to justify due to the subjective assessment of the data communicated. The article discusses how the depth of environmental information disclosure in Russian companies’...
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oai:doaj.org-article:9b3206dfb0434428904745223d82c31a2021-12-02T12:23:33ZDisclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies10.29141/2218-5003-2020-11-5-32218-50032218-5003https://doaj.org/article/9b3206dfb0434428904745223d82c31a2020-11-01T00:00:00Zhttp://upravlenets.usue.ru/ru/-2020/687https://doaj.org/toc/2218-5003https://doaj.org/toc/2218-5003The relationship between the disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and the interest of investors is difficult to justify due to the subjective assessment of the data communicated. The article discusses how the depth of environmental information disclosure in Russian companies’ reports estimated using the authors’ dictionary (taxonomy)1 affects their investment attractiveness. Methodologically, the study rests on the concepts of green economy, behavioral finance and corporate social responsibility. The main research methods are textual and cluster analysis. Annual reports of 60 Russian listed companies for 10 years constitute the empirical base of the present work. The authors divide the period under examination (2015–2018) into two clusters. The first one is comprised companies with a high level of environmental information disclosure and relatively low investment attractiveness; the second cluster embraces companies with a low level of information disclosure, but high investment attractiveness. Despite the fact that the composition of the first cluster changes every year, it inalterably includes organizations engaged in chemical, metallurgical, energy and mining sectors. In each cluster, there is a constant increase in the level of environmental information disclosure, which may be caused by the tightening of legal requirements. However, no statistically significant relationship between the level of environmental information disclosure and the investment attractiveness of a company was found, which might be due to the absence of significant changes in investment attractiveness of companies in each cluster over time.Elena A. FedorovaLyudmila K. ShiryaevaLyubov E. KhrustovaIgor S. DeminSvetlana V. LedyaevaUral State University of Economicsarticlecorporate governancerussian listed companiesnon-financial reportingfuzzy clusteringinvestment attractivenessxie-beni indexBusinessHF5001-6182FinanceHG1-9999RUУправленец, Vol 11, Iss 5, Pp 29-46 (2020) |
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corporate governance russian listed companies non-financial reporting fuzzy clustering investment attractiveness xie-beni index Business HF5001-6182 Finance HG1-9999 Elena A. Fedorova Lyudmila K. Shiryaeva Lyubov E. Khrustova Igor S. Demin Svetlana V. Ledyaeva Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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The relationship between the disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and the interest of investors is difficult to justify due to the subjective assessment of the data communicated. The article discusses how the depth of environmental information disclosure in Russian companies’ reports estimated using the authors’ dictionary (taxonomy)1 affects their investment attractiveness. Methodologically, the study rests on the concepts of green economy, behavioral finance and corporate social responsibility. The main research methods are textual and cluster analysis. Annual reports of 60 Russian listed companies for 10 years constitute the empirical base of the present work. The authors divide the period under examination (2015–2018) into two clusters. The first one is comprised companies with a high level of environmental information disclosure and relatively low investment attractiveness; the second cluster embraces companies with a low level of information disclosure, but high investment attractiveness. Despite the fact that the composition of the first cluster changes every year, it inalterably includes organizations engaged in chemical, metallurgical, energy and mining sectors. In each cluster, there is a constant increase in the level of environmental information disclosure, which may be caused by the tightening of legal requirements. However, no statistically significant relationship between the level of environmental information disclosure and the investment attractiveness of a company was found, which might be due to the absence of significant changes in investment attractiveness of companies in each cluster over time. |
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Elena A. Fedorova Lyudmila K. Shiryaeva Lyubov E. Khrustova Igor S. Demin Svetlana V. Ledyaeva |
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Elena A. Fedorova Lyudmila K. Shiryaeva Lyubov E. Khrustova Igor S. Demin Svetlana V. Ledyaeva |
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Elena A. Fedorova |
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Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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Disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of Russian companies |
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disclosure of environmental information in corporate reports and investment attractiveness of russian companies |
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Ural State University of Economics |
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