The disclosure of strategic financial information enables users to make a correct assessment of the performance and financial status, business activities, risk status and its management methods in a bank. Therefore, it can be said that the effectiveness of strategic information disclosure can be one of the factors affecting the banks' stock index. The greater the transparency of information, the greater the level of investors' trust, and the more investors will trust banks that publish more information related to capital fluctuations. The disclosure of banking information will increase the transparency of information and over time will increase the average price index and ultimately increase the positive profit margin of banks. In this article, the design and estimation of the banking concentration model with emphasis on the disclosure of financial strategic information and credit and liquidity risk management in listed banks is examined. The type of data in this research is panel data and it was estimated in the form of econometric methods.