The mediating effect of transparency in the relationship between corporate social responsibility and corporate reputation

Baraibar‐Diez, Elisa; Sotorrío, Ladislao Luna

doi:10.7819/rbgn.v20i1.3600

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“…Institute's social responsibility has maintained a significant positive influence on the institute reputation and the result supported our hypotheses H2. The results are similar to Baraibar-Diez and Sotorrío (2018) and Benitez et al (2017) who reported that social responsibility significantly enhanced reputation. Institute reputation, in our survey, significantly mediated between institutes social responsibility and student loyalty.…”

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confidence: 90%

“…Therefore, the cumulative effect of corporate social responsibility leads to a good institute's reputation. However, few of the studies conclude that institutes/corporate social responsibility significantly enhance corporate/institute reputation (Baraibar-Diez & Sotorrío, 2018;Benitez et al, 2017;Den Hond et al, 2014). Followings are the proposed hypotheses:…”

Section: Institute Social Responsibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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A study on mediating effect of institute reputation on relationship between institute social responsibility and student loyalty: Exploring concerns in Pakistani private HEIs

Azeem¹,

Taib²,

Lazim³

2019

10.5267/j.msl

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 90%

Section: Institute Social Responsibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A study on mediating effect of institute reputation on relationship between institute social responsibility and student loyalty: Exploring concerns in Pakistani private HEIs

Azeem¹,

Taib²,

Lazim³

2019

10.5267/j.msl

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“…These mixed findings may be explained by the level of stakeholders' trust in CSRR, which can depend on whether they perceive CSRR initiatives as a substantive or symbolic strategy (Shabana & Ravlin, 2016). In this line, the recent literature calls for further research to understand the scenarios in which CSRR initiatives may be positively/negatively perceived (Baraibar‐Diez & Sotorrío, 2018; Cho, Guidry, Hageman, & Patten, 2012; Hetze, 2016), which may depend on the actual CSR commitment of the company.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does corporate social responsibility reporting actually destroy firm reputation?

Rodríguez

Urquiza

Escobar‐Pérez

2020

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Previous research on the effects on corporate social responsibility (CSR) is inconclusive and academics have increasingly discussed the credibility of CSR reporting. Our research analyses the influence of CSR reporting on corporate reputation by considering different scenarios based on companies' CSR consistency, which reflects the coherence between their CSR reporting and CSR commitment. Theoretically, CSR reporting initiatives could be perceived by stakeholders as a substantive or symbolic strategy. Our findings highlight that corporate reputation tends to be negatively affected by CSR reporting, which is generally identified by stakeholders as an impression management strategy (particularly gaining an ‘in accordance’ Global Reporting Initiative level and assurance), although the relationship between CSR reporting and corporate reputation depends on the CSR consistency of a firm. This evidence has direct implications for academics to refine theoretical frameworks as well as for companies and regulators to better understand the effects of CSR reporting.

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“…Diez and Sotorrío (2018) indirectly examine the impact of CSR on corporate reputation. They analyzed 22 Spanish listed companies during the period 2002-2015, and they evidenced this positive impact as their hypothesis [27]. Leiva et.…”

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confidence: 83%

The Impact of Corporate Reputation on Market Value, Emprical Evidence From Turkey

Özbay

2018

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The high profitability expectation of the past is replaced with the advantage of sustainable competition in today's business world. The boundaries of companies and their effects on society have expanded dramatically because of globalization and developments in information technologies, which has in turn raised society's expectations of companies. For this reason, investors expect the companies to be sensitive to social issues besides having a high financial performance. The issue of corporate reputation has been discussed by many different disciplines through the years. Most of these studies consider corporate reputation as a strategic asset, and claim that it leads to sustainable competition by increasing financial performance. On the other hand, financial performance recognizes as a part of corporate reputation in some other studies. As a result, the concept of corporate reputation has now become essential for business. This study aims to examine whether the corporate reputation has significant effect on market value of companies. In literature, there are many studies about corporate reputation and financial performance relations. Many studies have demonstrated that there is a positive relationship between corporate reputation and financial performance. This has raised the problematic question of how reputation should be measured. Especially in developed countries, reputation indices are common indicators of reputation. But in Turkey, there are limited studies because of inadequacy of long-term database and measurement scales. In this study, corporate reputation is considered as an intangible asset, shaped by the perceptions of all internal and external stakeholders of corporations which can affect corporate value. To measure corporate reputation, a scale which is composed of 58 different criteria and formed by previous scales has been used. The full sample includes 99 listed companies and 1,188 firm years for 2006-2017. Panel data regression analysis has been used to test the relationship between corporate reputation and market value. The results are consistent with the past studies that highly reputable firms have high market value.

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The mediating effect of transparency in the relationship between corporate social responsibility and corporate reputation

Cited by 39 publications

References 68 publications

A study on mediating effect of institute reputation on relationship between institute social responsibility and student loyalty: Exploring concerns in Pakistani private HEIs

A study on mediating effect of institute reputation on relationship between institute social responsibility and student loyalty: Exploring concerns in Pakistani private HEIs

Does corporate social responsibility reporting actually destroy firm reputation?

The Impact of Corporate Reputation on Market Value, Emprical Evidence From Turkey

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