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    Title: 採SASB準則下ESG重大性議題與賣方分析師預測之探討
    A Study of Material ESG SASB Factors and Sell-side Analysts` Estimations
    Authors: 王宜婕
    Wang, Yi-Jie
    Contributors: 楊曉文
    王宜婕
    Wang, Yi-Jie
    Keywords: SASB
    ESG
    重大性議題
    目標價
    SASB
    ESG
    Materiality issue
    Target price
    Date: 2023
    Issue Date: 2023-07-06 16:46:05 (UTC+8)
    Abstract:   由於SASB 準則主要關注財務相關資訊,著重於協助企業分析重大ESG議題如何影響其財務表現,對於投資人之重要性亦與日俱增,然而過去多數文獻以探討ESG分數對股價或目標價影響為主,採用SASB準則為分析重點的研究尚不全面,故本研究以2008-2020年的S&P500成分公司為研究樣本,將Bloomberg的ESG資料庫映射至各產業重大性議題以計算其SASB分數,探討企業揭露具有重大性之ESG議題且表現較佳時,是否有助於收斂賣方分析師给予其股票目標價之區間,使投資人獲得較為一致的資訊,另外研究SASB分數較佳的企業,賣方分析師是否將给予其較高的目標價。
      實證結果顯示,當企業的SASB分數較佳時,對於賣方分析師的目標價區間有顯著影響,且為顯著收斂,亦即目標價區間得以縮小,代表企業揭露其SASB重大性議題,有助於分析師解讀企業永續作為對財務績效或市場評價的影響,從而使個別分析師對於永續面向之看法得趨於一致,當企業的重大性議題表現越佳時,分析師給予其股票之潛在漲幅會縮減,另外,在SASB完整準則發布後,SASB分數對於目標價區間的收斂效果優於準則發布前,顯示完整準則發布有利於分析師進行評估。總結而言,企業重大性議題表現可给予分析師更多資訊進行估值,使目標價區間大小與SASB表現呈現負向關係。
      SASB Standards have become increasingly important to investors because the standards mainly concern with financial related information and focus on assisting companies to analyze how materiality ESG issues affect financial performance. However, most of the past literatures focus on the impact of ESG scores on stock prices or targe prices, and the studies using SASB standards are not yet comprehensive. The study takes a sample of S&P 500 companies from 2008-2020, and maps Bloomberg`s ESG data to industries` materiality issues to calculate the companies` SASB scores. The research explores whether the companies disclose materiality issues helps to converge sell-side analysts` target price range so that investors would receive more consistent information. In addition, the study examines whether sell-side analysts will value higher target prices to companies with better SASB scores.
      The empirical results show that when a company has a better SASB score, it has a significant impact on the seller analyst`s target price range. This means that the disclosure of a company`s SASB materiality issue helps analysts interpret the impact of sustainability on financial performance or valuation, which in turn leads to consistency in individual analysts` views on sustainability. In addition, after the release of the complete SASB Standard, the target price range converges more significant than before the release of the Standard, indicating that the release of the complete SASB Standard is beneficial to analysts` assessments. To sum up, the performance of corporate ESG materiality issues provides analysts with more information for valuation, resulting in a negative relationship between the target price range and SASB performance.
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    二、 中文文獻
    1. 黃浩瑜 (2022)。採SASB準則下ESG重大性議題與機構投資人之探討。
    2. 施凱珍 (2021)。採SASB準則下ESG重大性議題與財務績效之探討。
    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    110352007
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0110352007
    Data Type: thesis
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