This research aims to examine the effect of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) capability on ESG disclosure, with family control as a moderating variable in family firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange during the period 2020-2023. Based on Agency Theory, this study employed purposive sampling and selected 20 family firms, resulting in 80 observations tested using Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA). Leadership capability was measured through a four-dimensional composite index, family control was measured through three dimensions, and ESG disclosure was measured using 85 GRI Standards indicators. The results indicate that Chairman capability has a significant positive effect on ESG disclosure, while CEO capability does not have a significant effect. Family control is proven to weaken the positive effect of Chairman capability on ESG disclosure, but does not significantly moderate the relationship between CEO capability and ESG disclosure.
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