INTRODUCTION “Corporate Governance is defined as a system of processes and rules by which an organization is directed. This involves controlling the interests of shareholders, management, employees, customers and the society.” Corporate Governance delivers benefits through the ethical framework. Corporate Governance is an antidote to corruption and scandal. Corruption consists
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help to governance firms in a professional way and make working more efficient; one the other hand, because of the interest conflict among managers and other controllers in the firms, balance need to enact here to continue the equilibrium condition. This essay is the literature review from former authors and illustrated some important concepts in corporate governance. Then facing agency problem as the most popular and tough issue to make further discussion. Key words: corporate governance; internal
LIMITATION OF THE STUDY Corporate Governance is a vast area in the corporate regime. This study is closely related to Board independence and its impact on corporate governance. As on December 11, 35, 939 companies have been registered in India. It is impossible to study about the all companies. So that, this study is related only to listed public companies which have compulsion to comply the corporate governance standards under the Companies Act 2013 and the SEBI Regulations. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
literature that talks on the corporate governance. There are also many pieces of research that have been conducted in other countries, which assess the relationship between corporate governance and organizational performance. There are other researches, which also assess the quality of corporate governance, rather than its mere existence with the way finance functions in an organization. Again, the outcome of those literature is not consistent as some would say the corporate governance have a significant influence
INTRODUCTION Corporate governance, in general, refers to the set of mechanisms by which organizations are directed and governed, to ensure proper functioning of management and effective accountability to diverse stakeholders (Cadbury, 1992). It’s geared towards enhancing business prosperity and long-term shareholder value, whilst protecting the interest of other stakeholders (PSCG, 2012). Effective corporate governance would lead the directors and management to work towards achieving corporate goals and
Governance has proved an issue since people began to organize for a common purpose. Ensuring the power of organization is harnessed for the agreed purpose, rather than diverted to some other purpose appears to be a constant theme. Corporate governance investigates how to motivate and ensure an efficient management of the enterprises and involves: a set of formal and informal rules that establish certain relationships between the executive management of the company, the board of directors and the
that changes the reporting, directors’ obligation of public companies, the directors and officers. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is expected to overcome issues regarding corporate failures and restore investors’ confidence and achieve quality governance. This act is mandatory to all large and small organizations. Its provision intended to deter and punish corporate and accounting fraud and corruption with severe penalties. At the same time to protect the interest of workers and shareholders. Although the act
bring out the background of corporate governance, various issues, objectives, factors of Corporate Governance, strategies that are being followed in organisations, benefits of Corporate Governance. The term corporate governance, each individual may take corporate governance in a different way. As in today's time when so many frauds, corruption cases by big corporate firms are going around, it is high time for implementation of corporate governance .As corporate governance includes a fair efficient
Background The need for corporate governance among listed and unlisted companies and state-run enterprises is so great in Zimbabwe. The drive toward corporate governance has been fuelled by a number of factors. There is wide recognition that corporate governance can contribute to the economic success of corporations and to their long-term sustainability (going concern). It is also recognised that good corporate governance can enhance corporate responsibility and improve the reputation of companies