Pathology of information disclosure framework in the Iranian capital market

In recent years, social responsibility has become very important and popular, and beneficiaries have paid special attention to this issue; As a result, companies have to disclose various indicators of their social responsibility. Today, information disclosure is not limited to financial information in the context of financial reporting, but they also usually disclose a set of non-financial information with the aim of influencing users' decisions. In the accounting culture, disclosure is a universal term and is classified as one of the accounting principles that encompasses all processes of financial importance and affects all aspects of finance, including current plans and future forecasts. Therefore, in the present study, after identifying the dimensions, components and quantity and type of information published by companies present in the capital market, the information that is required to be disclosed was examined. Studies have shown that the capital market is required to disclose information such as daily trading statistics, the list of accepted securities, and comprehensive information on corporate securities transactions, in accordance with the rules. Financial intermediaries also report administrative performance, customer capital adequacy accounts to the supervisor. Publishers are also required to disclose financial information of other important information to the public at the stage of registering the public offering of securities as well as admission to stock exchanges. Supervision of the implementation of the policy to the extent of compliance with the requirements set for the disclosure of information will be the responsibility of the supervisor of the capital market.