Corporate Governance Issues of Governance Corporate Scams Corporate Social Responsility Companies Act -2013 Committees in India Global Issues of Covernance

1. Dr. Repalle Giddaiah M.Com, PhD.
Assistant Professor in Commerce
School of Commerce
Loyola Academy – Telangana
drrepalle@yahoo.com.

14. Global Corporate Governance- Issues
Internal Stakeholders are the Board of Directors, Investors, Auditors, Executives, and
Other Employees.
Board and Management Structure and Process
Ownership Structure and Rights
Corporate Social Responsibility
Legal Compliance
Financial Transparency and Disclosure
Auditing
BRICS
The Power Shift Companying the rise
of
Brazil,
Russia,
India,
China (the BRICs) and
Global Governance Bodies:
The International Monetary Fund,
The World Bank and
The UN Security Council,

15. Global Corporate Governance- Issues
External Stakeholder Groups are Shareholders, Debt holders, Trade Creditors,
Suppliers, Customers and Communities affected by the Corporation’s Activities.
Competition
Debt Covenants
Assessment of Performance Information (especially Financial Statements)
Government Regulations
Managerial Labour Market
Media Pressure
Takeovers

16. Global Corporate Governance- Challenges
 Getting the Board Right,
 Performance Evaluation of Directors,
 True Independence of Directors,
 Removal of Independent Directors,
 Accountability to Stakeholders,
 Executive Compensation,
 Founders' Control and Succession Planning
 Risk Management

26. Harshad Shantilal Mehta was an Indian Stockbroker and
a Convicted Fraudster. Mehta's involvement in the 1992
Indian Securities Scam made him infamous as a Market
Manipulator.
Thane
District in Maharashtra
Died of a Heart Attack in Prison

27. Indian Political and Financial Scandal
involving Payments allegedly sent by
Politicians (Black Money) through
four hawala brokers, namely the Jain
brothers.
Jain Diaries case
Money Laundering
Act

28. Byrraju Ramalinga Raju is an Indian Businessman.
He is the founder of Satyam Computer Services.
Bhimavaram
City in Andhra Pradesh
Admitting to falsifying revenues, margins and
Over ₹5,000 Crore of Cash Balances at the company.
Timing-Scoring-Result (TSR) case.