Exploring the Interaction Effects of Board Meetings on Information Disclosure and Financial Performance in Public Listed Companies

The board of directors’ role is paramount in businesses because it reflects the organisation’s ability to earn investor confidence and improve financial performance. This paper aims examine relationship between environmental social (ES) information disclosure firm performance interaction effects meetings on ES Malaysian publicly traded firms from 2013 2017. article contributes theoretical foundations agency theory as relates corporate governance function. framework used capture inherent interrelationships directors study’s findings indicate that a firm’s performance, measured by Tobin Q return equity, may be significantly affected meetings.