Corporate Governance Rating in India
Sustainable growth and success of any country or society depend upon collective function of its resources, starting from the vast use of natural resources, strategic, geographic location, labour (people) and intellectual capital. In a society where private participants have prominent role in utilization of all these resources, governance or public governance plays a vital role in sustainable development of the society. Governance, as it is said relates to decisions that define expectations, grant power or verify performance. It consists either of a separate process or of a specific part of management or leadership processes. Sometimes people set up a government to administer these processes and systems.1 Public governance is more complex but important in all kinds of society. It is involved in the most of the aspects of society, in one and another way. Relevance of public governance determines culture, quality of life, and sustainable development of society. A complete public governance system with all its strengths will help to build a great and potential culture and society.
Like public governance, corporate governance is governance of affairs of a company by its stakeholders. As public governance is people’s democracy, corporate governance is stakeholders’ democracy. Corporate governance looks at the complete governance of corporations from their very beginning in entrepreneurship, through their governance structures, legal framework, privatizations, to market exit and insolvency. The integrity of corporations, financial institutions and markets is particularly central to the health of our economics and their stability. Good governance creates a strong future for an organization by continuously steering towards a vision and making sure that day-to-day management is always lined up with the organization 's goals. ***The basic objective of corporate governance (CG) in companies is to maximize shareholders’ value in the context of its corporate mission by
Like public governance, corporate governance is governance of affairs of a company by its stakeholders. As public governance is people’s democracy, corporate governance is stakeholders’ democracy. Corporate governance looks at the complete governance of corporations from their very beginning in entrepreneurship, through their governance structures, legal framework, privatizations, to market exit and insolvency. The integrity of corporations, financial institutions and markets is particularly central to the health of our economics and their stability. Good governance creates a strong future for an organization by continuously steering towards a vision and making sure that day-to-day management is always lined up with the organization 's goals. ***The basic objective of corporate governance (CG) in companies is to maximize shareholders’ value in the context of its corporate mission by
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