Abstract

T his study aims to investigate the effect of disclosure, ownership concentration and diversification on the cost of equity capital among non-financial Indonesian firms using IDX data during 2010-2014 periods . This study involves both mandatory and voluntary disclosure that distinguished from previous studies in the context of Indonesia that tend to use only mandatory or voluntary disclosure. Th is study show s that the disclosure and the concentration of ownership significantly and negativey influence the cost of equity capital. Both m andatory and voluntary disclosure tend to have negative impact on the cost of equity capital . It turns out that t he mandatory disclosure ha s a greater influence on the cost of equity capital than the voluntary disclosure. While, b usiness diversification , that are measured by Herfindahl Index and the number of business segments, significantly and positively affect the cost of equity capital. Lastly, relevant theoretical and practical implications are drawn from this study. Keywords: Disclosure, ownership concentration, business diversification, cost of equity capital

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