“…The SRBS studies have analyzed both topics from multiple perspectives, arriving at divergent results which hinder the identification of a single trend line. Financial performance (Al‐Dhaimesh & Al Zobi, 2019; Buallay, 2019; Buallay, 2020a; Buallay, 2020b; Buallay, Fadel, Alajmi, & Saudagaran, 2020; Buallay, Fadel, Al‐Ajmi, & Saudagaran, 2020; Maama, 2021; Semuel et al, 2019; Supriyadi et al, 2019), which studies have frequently found to have a positive relationship with sustainability reporting, was examined both as a dependent and independent variable and was measured using the most various indicators (ROA, ROE, share value, etc.). Corporate governance was also checked through multiple variables (Buallay & Al‐Ajmi, 2020; García‐Sánchez et al, 2020; Kiliç et al, 2015)—such as shareholder composition, age and gender of directors and auditors, family ownership—often found to be influential on sustainability reporting.…”