| 英文摘要 |
The Financial Supervisory Commission will implement the policy of expanding the preparation of sustainability reports in 2023. By continuing to strengthen the disclosure of non-financial information by enterprises, the transparency of corporate information will be improved to achieve the purpose of promoting sustainable operations. If after the implementation of the expanded sustainability report preparation policy, companies increase the disclosure of sustainability management information and improve corporate ESG performance, then this policy can become a benchmark and be expanded to be implemented and aligned with international trends. The empirical results of this article show that after the implementation of the policy of expanding the scope of preparation of sustainability reports, the ESG scores of enterprises increased significantly, indicating that after the implementation of the policy of expanding the preparation of sustainability reports, the awareness of sustainable management of enterprises has indeed been improved. In addition, when adding factors of ownership structure for analysis, it can be found that the higher the shareholding ratio of foreign institutional investors, the better the sustainable management results of the company, which shows that foreign institutional investors have always valued the sustainable management results of the company. However, domestic institutional investors pay less attention to the effectiveness of corporate sustainability. The research results show that the purpose of the policy of expanding the scope of sustainability report preparation proposed by the Financial Supervisory Commission will be more difficult to achieve in companies with higher shareholdings by domestic institutional investors. The policy implications of this article show that in order to achieve the effectiveness of corporate sustainable disclosure policy formulation, the Financial Supervisory Commission must conduct more policy promotions for domestic institutional investors to influence the future growth benefits of domestic institutional investors from ESG investments in companies. With this understanding, the Financial Supervisory Commission will be able to achieve policies more smoothly when formulating ESG-related policies in the future. |