International Journal of Social Science and Economics Invention https://ijssei.in/index.php/ijssei <p>The International Journal of Social Science and Economics Invention (ISSN 2455-6289) invites high quality submissions in social sciences, economics, sociology, project management, business marketing, international economic, finance, exchange and trade, humanities, political science, human resource, environmental science, forestry, public law anthropology, criminology, education, geography, history, linguistics, psychology, social policy, social work. IJSSEI is a major international forum for the analysis and debate of trends and approaches in social science and economics research. </p> International Scientific Invention Journals en-US International Journal of Social Science and Economics Invention 2455-6289 Value Relevance of Integrated Reporting In Nigeria: An Evaluation of Investors’ Perception https://ijssei.in/index.php/ijssei/article/view/370 <p>In today’s increasingly complex, competitive and uncertain market environment, stakeholders are constantly seeking to get as much information on corporate organizations as they can to aid informed decisions relating to such organizations. Integrated reporting is progressively gaining traction since it encompasses both financial and non-financial information. This research aimed to empirically assess the significance of integrated reporting content aspects in influencing investors' decision-making within listed banks in Nigeria. The analysis consisted of content elements including organizational overview, business model, risk assessment, disclosure of resource distribution, and forward-looking disclosures. It applied annual reports from five top banks listed in the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) and extracted data using a checklist guided by the Integrated Reporting Framework 2021. Data was analyzed by regression analysis, taking into account the P/E ratio and market capitalization from 2014 to 2023 as benchmarks in the measurement of stakeholders’ perceptions. Findings revealed that the overall model for both hypotheses was significant but none of the individual content elements of IR showed a statistically significant effect on MKPF. In the case of the price-earnings ratio, only the organizational overview and Risks and Opportunities disclosures showed a statistically significant effect on PER. The study attributed this lack of value relevance to a low level of awareness and adoption and recommended that integrated reporting be imbibed into the reporting framework in Nigeria. In addition, relevant regulatory authorities should enforce mandatory integrated reporting on companies.</p> Onyinye Eneh David Oziegbe Arinze Anaege Copyright (c) 2024 Dr Onyinye Eneh, Dr David Oziegbe, Arinze Anaege http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 2024-12-12 2024-12-12 10 04 27 to 36 27 to 36 10.23958/ijssei/vol10-i03/370