Information disclosure to capital markets is based on and evolves around account based financial information. As the drivers of future earnings are becoming increasingly reliant on intangible assets that are not captured by the accounting framework, the value relevance of financial information has been decreasing for the past decades. This paper reviews recent approaches aiming to extend or complement the accounting framework to incorporate intellectual capital into business reporting, both from a financial and a non-financial perspective. The “Navigator” Model, developed by Skandia Financial Group, Sweden, is applied in the study and two well-known Taiwanese local firms in semiconductor industry are served as research objectives. Finally, the paper offers recommendations for further research on intellectual capital disclosure to capital markets and for companies aspiring to improve their communication with capital markets regarding their intellectual capital.