dc.description.abstract | This research examined how capital structure influences firm value within three
sectors including Real estate, Insurance and Securities. Utilizing a dataset of 52 businesses in
three fields of real estate, insurance and securities listed on Hose spanning from 2014 to 2022,
various variables such as firm quality (calculated by the Altman Z score), leverage, size,
profitability, tangibility, growth, and liquidity were analyzed to understand their impact on firm
value. Additionally,the Dummy variable is used to distinguish how the differences between three
industries of real estate, insurance and securities affect enterprise value.Panel data techniques,
including fixed effects, and random effects models, were employed for empirical analysis. The
outcomes show that Leverage, Size Firm, Liquidity have significant positive influences on firm
value. Conversely, Interest Rate has a significant negative impact on firm value. GDP growth,
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Tangibility, Profitability have positive impact on firm value, do not achieve statistical
significance. On the contrary, Firm Growth and Firm Quality display a negative impact without
statistical significance. Besides, the results indicate that the real estate industry adversely affects
firm value compared to the securities industry. Insurance industry positively affects firm value
compared to the securities industry. Notably, the study finds that capital structure, represented by
the leverage ratio, positively affects firm value. Therefore, companies should closely monitor
their leverage ratios.This research examined how capital structure influences firm value within three
sectors including Real estate, Insurance and Securities. Utilizing a dataset of 52 businesses in
three fields of real estate, insurance and securities listed on Hose spanning from 2014 to 2022,
various variables such as firm quality (calculated by the Altman Z score), leverage, size,
profitability, tangibility, growth, and liquidity were analyzed to understand their impact on firm
value. Additionally,the Dummy variable is used to distinguish how the differences between three
industries of real estate, insurance and securities affect enterprise value.Panel data techniques,
including fixed effects, and random effects models, were employed for empirical analysis. The
outcomes show that Leverage, Size Firm, Liquidity have significant positive influences on firm
value. Conversely, Interest Rate has a significant negative impact on firm value. GDP growth,
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Tangibility, Profitability have positive impact on firm value, do not achieve statistical
significance. On the contrary, Firm Growth and Firm Quality display a negative impact without
statistical significance. Besides, the results indicate that the real estate industry adversely affects
firm value compared to the securities industry. Insurance industry positively affects firm value
compared to the securities industry. Notably, the study finds that capital structure, represented by
the leverage ratio, positively affects firm value. Therefore, companies should closely monitor
their leverage ratios. | en_US |