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P89 –
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE (COMBINED) Corporate governance
has assumed much greater significance and is, in fact, the new buzzword in
business circles. Concerns are being expressed every now and then as to
the quality of corporate management and how share holders’ interests are
getting adversely affected by problems arising from deficient corporate
governance. Good Governance brings value to an organization and for it to
be effective the standards laid down must be practiced in spirit and be
part of the ethos of the enterprise. It is observed that corporate with
winning ways in good governance have tended to outperform their peer
group. Corporate governance in management therefore, is of critical
importance and is the need of the hour. Objectives This programme aims
to: • examine the
current debate on Corporate Governance • deal
comprehensively with various models on Corporate Governance • identify a
suitable model of corporate Governance for Indian insurance sector Contents • Corporate
Governance – Problem, Diagnosis and solutions • Stakeholders and
Corporate Governance and how to improve mutual understanding and
communication • The Role of the
Board • The Role of
Independent Director • Accounting and
Reporting Practices; Auditing Reforms in free markets • Identifying key
business and financial risks Participants’
Profile Top Executives from
Life and General Insurance Industry in India. Duration:
3 Days Dates:
07.06.2007 – 09.06.2007 |
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