In this paper, we examine the relationship between Vigeo's social responsibility rating with the financial performance and firm value of 118 companies during the period from 1386 to 1396. Vigeo Social Responsibility Indicators are based on six dimensions of business behavior, corporate governance, social participation, environment, human resources and human rights. The content analysis method was used to measure these indices. Also, to measure the firm's value, the criterion of abnormal returns and the indexes such as return on assets, return on equity, return on investment, sales return, and Tobin's Q ratio were used as a measure of firm performance. Research findings indicate that disclosed indicators of corporate governance (board and shareholders) dimensions and business behavior (customers and business integrity) have the highest and most socially highest levels of disclosure in companies. In other words, companies typically disclose reports on procurement contracts, commodity information, as well as the number and name of board members, percentage and amount of each shareholder. The results of the research hypotheses indicate a negative relationship between the corporate responsibility rating based on Vigeo's social responsibility indices with firm value and a positive relationship with financial performance.
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