INDIAN COMMITTEES AND GUIDELINES

The corporate world in India could not remain indifferent to the developments that were taking place in the UK. In fact, the developments in the UK had tremendous influence in India too. They triggered the thinking process in the country, which finally led to the government and regulators laying down the ground rules on corporate governance. As a result of the interest generated in the corporate sector by the Cadbury Committee’s report, the issue of corporate governance was studied in depth and dealt with by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the Associated Chambers of Commerce and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). Though some of the studies did touch upon shareholders’ right to ‘vote ...

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