Abstract: This conceptual paper explores the effect of human capital reporting and disclosure on the firm value of companies listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). As global economies shift towards knowledge-based competition, the strategic importance of human capital is undeniable, yet its valuation and reporting remain inconsistent, particularly in emerging markets like Kenya. This study aims to address this gap by examining how investments in training, compensation, and technology, when disclosed, impact firm value, and how this relationship is moderated by firm size......
Keywords: Human Capital, Firm Value, Human Resource Accounting, Training and Development, compensation and benefit systems, technology infrastructure, firm size.
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