Corporate governance refers to a combination of laws, regulations, procedures, implicit rules, and voluntary practices that help companies perform efficiently and maximize long-term value for shareholders while also looking after the interests of other stakeholders, such as buyers, the government, and society at large. Lenders, whether national or international, also look for these practices when considering exposure to any corporation. It is a function of transparency, fairness in operations, and making proper disclosures.
Companies, as business organizations, have become popular over the years. With the growth in size of these corporations, governance has become all the more important. SEBI and listing agreements of various stock exchanges require that the requirements of corporate governance are duly complied with.
Our services include:
- Periodic monitoring through internal audit
- Independent audit
- Independent verification
- Effective Supervision
- Accountability
- Sufficient number of independent directors on the Board.
- Formation of an independent audit committee for the board
- Adequate disclosure and transparency in reports
- Participation in board meetings.