Corporate Governance and Disclosure Practices of Firms Across Various Sectors: An Empirical Analysis

Emerging Paradigms in Corporate Finance and Regulatory Framework, Parag Rijwani, Neeraj Amarnani, eds., pp. 82-102, Institute of Management, Nirma University, India (2014)

Posted: 25 Feb 2014

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Pankaj M. Madhani

Former Dean (Academics) & Professor

Abstract

Corporate governance is a priority for firms because it presents opportunities to manage risks and add value. Focus of corporate governance is shifting from mere obligation and compliance with laws and listing standards, to a business imperative for many firms. This paper studies the corporate governance and disclosure practices of firms listed in Indian stock market. The study has taken six sectors into consideration – three from low capital intensive sectors and remaining three from high capital intensive sectors. Hence, six sectors studied for this research are Oil & Gas, Power and Metal from high capital intensive sectors and IT, FMCG and Health care from low capital intensive sectors.

Keywords: Corporate Governance, Disclosure, Capital Intensity, Intangible Assets

Suggested Citation

Madhani, Pankaj M., Corporate Governance and Disclosure Practices of Firms Across Various Sectors: An Empirical Analysis. Emerging Paradigms in Corporate Finance and Regulatory Framework, Parag Rijwani, Neeraj Amarnani, eds., pp. 82-102, Institute of Management, Nirma University, India (2014) , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2400225

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