Corporate Governance

Under proposed Sebi norms, firms must get shareholder nod at least once in 5 yrs for each board seat so that promoters aren't able to retain control after losing dominant shareholding

They have an important role in improving corporate governance and deepening the corporate bond market

Doubts about India's corporate governance norms and integrity of its financial markets?

Anandan also reiterated that if one has decided to do fraud then even the Big four audit firms can also not do much

The changes would not have a major impact on the overall risk scores, a Sustainalytics director said

To improve governance, can a coach help by holding a behavioral mirror to a board?

Fintech firm says it is essential to strengthen the roles as it 'focuses on getting IPO ready'

Failure to improve business volumes may impact profitability of Delhi-based NBFC, says agency

"This step is in the right direction in embracing progressive corporate governance practices," HUL said in its statement

Buch calls for independence of emerging economies in ESG matters, carbon credit pricing

This is the second block deal by Invesco in seven months, which offloaded 7.8% stake in Zee Entertainment in April

In 2000, Tata first amended the Tata group retirement policy of 70 years to bring in younger leaders and remove older directors

Speaks of potential to create 100 million jobs, generated by both big tech and startups in areas such as food delivery, ride-hailing, energy storage and agritech

Experts question why such endowments in India's new-age companies are not comprehensively linked with performance targets

Analjit Singh says company will contest allegations of corporate governance.

The jury will select the best in corporate India from a list based on financial data as well as qualitative aspects

Grover last week resigned as company's managing director and director, says he will cooperate with ministry.

Sebi should have opted for a gradual approach

The ambition of turning into a $350-billion industry by 2026 appears to be achievable for the Indian IT sector. More on that story in top headlines.

Experts say if indeed 'everyone was asleep at the wheel', finance ministry needs to act 'expeditiously'