This document discusses institutional investors in India and factors that influence their investment decisions. It lists the main types of institutional investors as development financial institutions, insurance companies, banks, and mutual funds. The key factors that influence institutional investment decisions are financial results, financial statements/disclosures, investor communications, board composition/quality, corporate governance practices, and corporate image. The document also discusses how good institutional governance and elements like rule of law, equity, participation, accountability, and transparency can promote development and growth within an organization. Good corporate governance can increase access to finance, valuation, performance, and stakeholder relations while reducing financial risks for a firm.