Corporate Governance in India - Inputs on Issues

Good Corporate Governance is critical for sustained growth of the economy and employment. Having an independent board, independent auditor, following accounting norms, or having a business ethics department are some key elements of good corporate governance.

We would like to seek your inputs on all the prevailing issues when it comes to corporate governance.

Once we understand issues, we will work the next steps with the objective of putting a whitepaper together for the Ministry of Finance, SEBI, key industry bodies and other stakeholders so actions can be taken to improve corporate governance in our companies.

We look forward to your inputs!
Rajendra Pratap Gupta more  

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Good corporate governance and ethical business practices are enough to control every evil more  
Now listed and unlisted corporate bodies stand in totally different footing, be it in process, procedures, regulations, rules or the laws.LikeSEBI, independent body is required to regulate the affairs of the corporate., the customers, employees, and the dealers of all class.Financial audit,, control, distribution, all are to be under the supervision of the regulator independent body. For this proper legislation also is needed.Check on black money also will be made then. more  
Company board is dominated by families or their cronies in private sector. Similarly in public sector it is dominated by "netas, net working people or good talkers". So most of the Indian corporate find it difficult to face the real competition and keep on looking for loopholes in govt policies, concessions or milking the bank by various means. So there is a need to have effective rules for board configuration, its effectiveness and outcome. SEBI, Company law board, Auditors are all there for this who need to be " activated" the way Seshan activated Election commission( with in same rules ). Corporate governance is also a self driven one. Many companies like Infosys have set examples not only for India but for the world. Infosys was not pushed by anybody but by its visionary owners. Govt should identify such companies and award them, recognize them so that others are inspired to follow it. Top level leaders in government and Bureaucracy should set examples which fortunately Modiji s govt is doing now. more  
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