This study examines how corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting influences information asymmetry (IA) among 44 companies listed on the Palestine Exchange during the (2013–2019) period. We used a content analysis method to measure CSR disclosure and the bid-ask spread as an indicator of IA. The study results indicate that lower IA is observed in companies with higher levels of CSR disclosure. This indicate that transparency on CSR has a role in enhancing markets efficiency and reducing uncertainty for investors. The findings are beneficial for policy makers seeking to improve disclosure behaviors, companies looking to boost credibility with investors, and for investors who need to evaluate how CSR reporting influences the information quality they rely on.
