(24) corporate governance and banking ppt ah authors

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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
AND BANKING

2. N. HARIHARAN BCOM CS.,DTP.,DOA
BCOM CS , SECOND YEAR
A. AMUTHA
3RD CHEMESTRY
ARULMIGU PALANIANDAVAR ARTS
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

3. CONTENTS:
 Governance meaning
 Corporate governance meaning
 India best governed companies
 Role of corporate governance
 Important of corporate governance
 Theatrical basic of corporate governance
 Element of good governance
 Corporate governance banking sector in India
 Principles of corporate governance
 Conclusion

4. GOVERNANCE MEANING :
 Establishment of policies, and continuous
monitoring of their proper implementation , by
the members of the governing body of an
organization. It include in a mechanisms required
to balance the power the members (with the
associated accountability), and their primary duty
of enhancing the prosperity and viability of the
organization.

5. CORPORARE GOVERNANCE MEANING:
 Corporate governance is the system of rules,
practices and process by which company is
directed and controlled. Corporate governance
essentially involves balancing the interests of a
company’s many stake holders, and share
holders, management, customers, suppliers,
financiers, government and the community.

6. INDIA BEST GOVERNED COMPANIES:
 HDFC bank
 Tata motors
 Infosys
 Dr Reddy’s
 International finance corporation
 RBI
 India CSR corporate social responsibly

7. ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE:
 Change ownership stricture.
 Importance of social responsibility.
 Growing Number schemes.
 Indifference on the part of share holders.
 Globalisation.
 Takeovers and Merges.
 SEBI securities and exchange board of India.

8. IMPORTANT OF CORPORATE GOERNANCE:
 Corporate governance is the system by which
companies are directed and controlled.
 Good corporate governance is a key element
in improving economic efficiency.
 Conversely, bad corporate governance,
particularly in banks, can undermine
economic and financial stability.

9. THEORICAL BASIS OF CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE:
 Agency theory
 Stewardship theory
 stake holder theory
 sociological theory

10. ELMENTS OF GOOD GOVERNANCE:
 Participation
 Rule of law
 Transparency
 Equity
 Effective and efficiency
 Accountability
Predictability

11. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
BANKING SECTOR OF INDIA:
 Social control, amendment of BR act 1949,
nationalization in 1969 and 1980.
 Measures such as directed credit and
subsidized interest of needy sector.
 Post liberalization are the concept
at arms length for public sector banks.

12. PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE:
 Sustainable development of all sectors.
 Effective management distribution of
wealth.
 Discharge of social responsibility.
 Educational standards
 Law in letter and spirit
 Application of best management practices.

14. CONCLUSION:
 Improving corporate governance is
long term process and requires a
collective effort by all market
participators, including regulators,
creditors, management accounts
and share holders.

15. Thank You.
N. Harihran , A. Amutha
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