Information Flow Perspective for Capturing the Impact of Corporate Environmental Performance on the Cost of Debt

Stakeholders' increased concern for environmental sustainability has resulted in many firms placing greater emphasis on environmental performance management. Creditors are often major corporate stakeholders and as such when evaluating firms' applications for debt financing examine how the...

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