The Effect Of Accounting And Market Indicators Towards Companies’ Performance, Mediated By Stock Volatility: A Conceptual Framework

Analysts in business companies face challenges to determine factors affecting company's performance. Accounting and market indicators are one of the significant factors that necessary to verify its impact on the company's performance continuously. In addition, the scaling rate of volatility indicates larger moves and changes in the asset’s value. An asset with higher volatility is likely to make a large move up as it does down. This condition would also create a noticeable impact on performance. Therefore, the study proposes a conceptual framework to test the accounting and market indicators towards company’s performance and the mediating effects of stock volatility on its relationships, by a review of existing studies and theories. The panel data of companies using regression models, multiple discriminant analysis, and structural equation modelling had supposed as a suitable analysis to accomplish the study objectives. The model fit will be confirmed after the collection of the research data and analysis. This study is important as it offers potential investors a better understanding of the factors affecting the company's performance. Further, investors will be able to appropriately decisions their investments and identify relevant factors that affect performance. The study is expected that profitability analysis, credit risk analysis, valuation analysis and market capitalization are a significant factor could directly affect the company’s performance, could discriminate between companies’ performance, and the stock volatility has a mediating impact on its relationships with the company’s performance.