Financial Reporting Quality and Its Impact On Investor Confidence in Developing Markets
Keywords:
Financial reporting quality, Investor confidence, Developing markets, Transparency, Market stabilityAbstract
This article explores the relationship between financial reporting quality and investor confidence in developing markets. By examining the transparency, accuracy, and timeliness of financial disclosures among publicly listed companies, the study evaluates how high-quality reporting influences investor trust and market stability. Results show that reliable financial reporting is crucial for enhancing investor confidence and attracting capital, highlighting the need for improved accounting standards and regulatory oversight.
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