| 英文摘要 |
With growing awareness of sustainable development, the authenticity and reliability of corporate sustainability information has become a key issue. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan, in its ''Corporate Governance 3.0—Sustainable Development Blueprint'' policy, is promoting third-party verification of sustainability reports to reduce information asymmetry and enhance market trust of ESG information. This research reveals that the impact of third-party verification of sustainability reports on corporate ESG ratings varies significantly across industries, indicating that a company's response to the policy is influenced by its industry characteristics and existing sustainability foundations. Based on these findings, it is recommended that regulatory authorities consider the context and practices of each industry when promoting relevant sustainability policies, potentially adopting differentiated design and implementation approaches, and developing more precise and targeted policy tools to enhance the policy's substantive effectiveness and feasibility. Furthermore, when reviewing the qualifications of third-party verification agencies, regulatory authorities can assess suitable verification agencies based on the capital market's corresponding sustainability strategies to enhance their overall performance in sustainability governance and strengthen market trust. |