The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility, Audit Committee, and Financial Performance on Firm Value of Axis Bank

The various causes of the unpredictable relationship among financial achievement, the audit group, and CSR on business value are examined in this study. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a concept that has received a lot of attention and is currently being used by many businesses. CSR is currently being used by organizations as a strategy to secure business continuity and to improve their value. Apart from fostering corporate citizenship, the audit committee can also boost the company's worth because the board of officers engages in the formation of corporate strategy, provides management with appropriate incentives, and keepsan eye on and assesses management's performance to boost management's transparency and public trust. The population in the study is the banking sector. In this research, multiple linear regression analysis is used for hypothesis testing. E-views 9 is the test programme applied. According to the study's findings, financial performance, audit committee, and corporate social responsibility all have a favourable impact on a company's worth. While the audit committee and financial results have a negative effect on corporate value, CSR has no impact on financial value.