Abstract

The financial performance of multinational firms is usually affected by the business environment in which they operate. This environment brings challenges especially socio-culturally related factors. This study aims at examining the effect of corporate social responsibilities on organizational financial performance in Nigeria. The study adopts ex post facto research design and purposive sampling methods. 30 quoted firms actively trading between 2018 and 2022 are selected and data were collected from their financial statements. Panel least square was used as method of data analysis. The t-test was used as test of hypotheses and was measured against a standard z-score value of 1.96. The results of the study show that corporate social responsibility positively affect organizational financial performance in Nigeria. The study therefore recommends that multinational organizations should make efforts to create a close relationship with its immediate environment by investing in its environment and use strong corporate governance policy to strengthen continuity.

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