This document outlines a presentation on corporate governance and banking. It begins with definitions of governance and corporate governance. It then lists some of India's best governed companies and discusses the role, importance, theoretical basis, elements, and principles of good corporate governance. It also covers corporate governance in the banking sector of India. In conclusion, it states that improving corporate governance is a long-term process that requires effort from all market participants.

2. PRESENTED BY
N.HARIHARAN BCOM
CS.,DTP.,DOA.,
A.HARIHARAN BCOM
CS.,
PARVATHY’S ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE,DINDIGUL 28.01 2020
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND
BANKING

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
relationship 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.