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Committees in corporate governance in short Bcom sem 6th 1) Cadbury Committee 2) Calpers global governance principles 1996 3) Greenbury committee 4) OECD principles of corporate governance 1999 5) Principles of corporate governance in commonwealth 1999 6) Sarbanes Oxley act 2002 7) Smith report 2003
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2) Explain briefly various foreign Exchange theories?
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1) Tyco International was founded in the 1960s and quickly expanded in the 1940s through an aggressive acquisition strategy of other companies.
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