Companies Act 2013
Replaced the Companies Act 1956,
making corporate fraud a criminal
offense. Introduced auditor rotation and
required a Director's Responsibility
Statement in Board reports.
SEBI
Enacted the SEBI Regulations 2015 to
mandate reporting and disclosure of
fraud.
ICAI
Emphasized detailed
reporting by auditors on
false assets and liabilities
Serious Fraud Investigation
Office
Gained statutory authority under
the Companies Act 2013 to
LEGAL AND REGULATORY ACTION
Investigate All Inaccuracies:
Small discrepancies can grow
into massive fraud; even minor
inaccuracies should be
investigated.
LESSON
LEARNT
Ruined Reputations: Corporate
fraud damages not only the
company but also the industry
and country's reputation.
Stronger Corporate Governance:
The scandal highlights the need
for more robust governance,
especially in selecting top-level
executives.
Stronger Corporate Governance:
The scandal highlights the need
for more robust governance,
especially in selecting top-level
executives.
RECOM M ENDATIO N
S TO PREVENT
CORPORATE FRAUDS
Balance power between the Board and
shareholders.
Ensure transparency by timely disclosure of
decisions.
Shareholders should actively oppose harmful
decisions.
Conduct due diligence before investing;
actively
participate in meetings.
Blockholders should monitor the upper
management.
Independent directors should have
autonomy
and no company shares.
Financial information must be reported
accurately.
Follow corporate governance rules

My part finance .pptx

  • 1.
    Companies Act 2013 Replacedthe Companies Act 1956, making corporate fraud a criminal offense. Introduced auditor rotation and required a Director's Responsibility Statement in Board reports. SEBI Enacted the SEBI Regulations 2015 to mandate reporting and disclosure of fraud. ICAI Emphasized detailed reporting by auditors on false assets and liabilities Serious Fraud Investigation Office Gained statutory authority under the Companies Act 2013 to LEGAL AND REGULATORY ACTION
  • 2.
    Investigate All Inaccuracies: Smalldiscrepancies can grow into massive fraud; even minor inaccuracies should be investigated. LESSON LEARNT Ruined Reputations: Corporate fraud damages not only the company but also the industry and country's reputation. Stronger Corporate Governance: The scandal highlights the need for more robust governance, especially in selecting top-level executives. Stronger Corporate Governance: The scandal highlights the need for more robust governance, especially in selecting top-level executives.
  • 3.
    RECOM M ENDATION S TO PREVENT CORPORATE FRAUDS Balance power between the Board and shareholders. Ensure transparency by timely disclosure of decisions. Shareholders should actively oppose harmful decisions. Conduct due diligence before investing; actively participate in meetings. Blockholders should monitor the upper management. Independent directors should have autonomy and no company shares. Financial information must be reported accurately. Follow corporate governance rules