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Opinion: Interdependencies between Corporate Governance, Fair Value and Firm Value.
In India, the basic framework of corporate governance was introduced in the Companies Act, 1956. Over time, this has been strengthened with inputs from various committees and regulatory bodies such as revisions to Clause 49, introduction of the Companies Act 2013 and more recently the Kotak Committee report which was institutionalised to advise on new imperatives on corporate governance. Read More
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Delaware Chief Justice to retire, leaves mark on U.S. takeover law.
Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court Leo Strine will retire in the next few months, Governor John Carney announced on Monday, a leadership change in the court system that decides disputes for more than two-thirds of Fortune 500 companies. The governor will nominate a replacement, who faces confirmation by the state Senate. A list of potential nominees will be drawn up by a selection committee. Read More
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A PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE & CLIMATE CHANGE.
With consistent transformations in climatic patterns around the globe, the human civilization has arrived to a point from where the road ahead is highly uncertain and ambiguous. Rising temperatures, reduced ice sheets, glacial retreats and increasing number of extreme events are all indications of an unprecedented state of emergency. Tackling this would require an approach where all nations unite as one to act towards climate change by means of a global policy framework. Read More
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GCPL Chairman Adi Godrej's FY19 remuneration 114-times higher than firm's median pay.
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd (GCPL) Chairman Emeritus Adi Godrej's total remuneration in 2018-19 was 114.18 times higher than the median pay of the company's employees, while that of MD and CEO Vivek Gambhir was 311.26 times more, according to the company's Annual Report. As per the report, Godrej's total remuneration in FY19 stood at Rs 6.07 crore, down 20 per cent from the previous year. Read More
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Opinion: Public accounting key to ‘Big Four’ success.
Kenya’s private sector is always cited as the perfect example of how to conduct business transparently by promotion of meticulous financial reporting and corporate governance practices.The sector has continuously affirmed that high standards in financial reporting as part of corporate governance practices are fundamental in positioning Kenya as the pre-eminent regional financing. Read More
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