This study investigates the association between the effectiveness of risk disclosure practices, stock return volatility, and firm value. The independent variables is the effectiveness of risk disclosure practices, measured using a risk disclosure index for insurers. Stock return volatility, and firm value are the dependent variables of this study. The result shows that corporate risk disclosure has a negative effect in the stock return volatility and financial crisis has not significant in moderating the relationship between risk disclosure and stock return volatility. Then, corporate risk disclosure has a positive effect on firm value.
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