A STUDY ON ETHICAL COMMITMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS ON STOCK PRICES

This study explores the ethical commitment of institutional investors and its impact on stock prices institutional investors, including pension fund, insurance companies, and mutual funds holds significant impact over financial markets. As ethical considerations such as environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria gain prominence, understanding how these factors affect investment decisions and stock performance becomes crucial. This research aims to examine the relationship between the ethical commitment of institutional investors and stock prices. Companies with strong ethical commitments may shows low volatility due to investor confidence in their long-term sustainability and governance practices. Conversely firms with poor ethical standards might experiences higher volatility due to increased risk and uncertainty. The main purpose of the study is to identify the impact of ethical commitment of institutional investors on stock prices. The survey was conducted in the medchal district and data was collected using convenience sampling method. To analyses the data, statistical method such as “chi – square” is used. The chi square test revealed an association between gender and age. The test revealed an association between that there is a significant impact of ethical commitment of institutional investors on stock prices.