Questions of Corporate Governance

QUESTIONS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
1. Define Corporate Governance. Explain the Important concepts in

Corporate Governance Describe the recommendations of Narayan
Murthy Committee
2. Explain the features of Anglo American Model of Corporate Governance
Describe the ICRA’s methodology for CG Rating
3. Explain Indian model of Corporate governance in detail. What are the
Social Responsibilities of Business towards Various Stake Holders
4. Explain the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 for corporate Governance.
Explain the Japanese Model of Corporate Governance in Detail.
5. Describe the Satyam Accounting scandal in detail. What is CII? Explain
the CII report in detail
6. What is CSR? What are the arguments for social responsibilities of
business
7. Write down the Naresh Chandra committee report and recommendation
on corporate governance.
8. Explain the corporate governance in global practices.
9. Discuss the main provisions of the SEBI clause 49 for the Role and
responsibility of directors.
10.Briefly Explain Indian model of CG and evolution of Corporate
Governance in India
11.What is Corporate Governance rating? Describe the ICRA’s methodology
for CG rating.
12.Explain the rights and responsibilities of shareholders in detail.
13.Briefly state Narayan Murthy Committee Report on corporate
governance. Explain the role of SEBI in corporate governance
14.What is corporate governance rating? Explain ICRA methodology of CGR.
15.Explain following two concepts in corporate governance: (i) Insider
trading and (ii) Whistle blowing.
16.State the recommendations made by confederation of Indian Industry
Committee on Corporate Governance.
17.Discuss the provisions of Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
(PCAOB)
18.Discuss the provisions of ‘Auditor independence’ as enshrined in PCAOB.
19.Bring out briefly scam cases of Satyam and 2 G Spectrum
20.What is ‘code of conduct’? Which factors must be kept in mind while
framing the code? Explain
21.Explain ‘Religious Morality’
22.Explain the dimensions of ethical leadership.
23.Explain the corporate governance in global practices
24.Briefly state OECD principles of corporate governance.
25.Briefly explain the recommendations of the Narayan Murthy Committee
constituted by SEBI for good corporate governance.
26.“Greed breeds unethical practices and harms the society more than
what the organization gets or gives back to the society”. Discuss this
statement with some examples.
27.Define Corporate Governance. Also explain its importance &
Mechanism. 07 (b) Explain role of SEBI in corporate governance.
28.Define Corporate Governance. Also explain its importance &
Mechanism. 07 (b) Explain role of SEBI in corporate governance.
29.Explain The German Model & The Indian Model in corporate governance
30.What are the benefits of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

function of business? Critically discuss the pros and cons of CSR in
business.
31.Why do you think so many big corporate got into business troubles since
late 1990s? What measures were taken by USA as well as India to
contain the problem of non-transparent governance of listed companies
since 2001?
32.Explain the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 for corporate Governance.
33.“Purpose of the business is to earn ‘profit and gains’ for its stakeholders
and that cannot be accomplished and sustained without steps for adding
‘value’ to the society where it operates. Illustrate your answer with
reference to CSR activities performed by a well-known organization
34.Explain the rights and responsibilities of Investors and shareholders?
35.“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but
there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” Discuss the
significance of this statement in light of the ethics of Whistle Blowing.
36.Write a note on Recommendations of the Narayana Murthy Committee
report on Corporate Governance.
37.“Independent directors are known to bring objective view in Board
deliberations. They also ensure that there is no dominance of one
individual or special interest group or the stifling of healthy debate. They
act as the guardians of the interest of all shareholders and stakeholders,
especially in the areas of potential conflict.” Discuss the above
statement in the light of Clause 49 of the listing agreement.
38.Describe the ICRA’s methodology for CG Rating
39.“The silver lining in the Satyam episode is that it has opened a window
of opportunity for corporate governance reforms in the country. Even
though there has been a failure of the checks and balances in corporate
governance, this crisis provides a great opportunity to rebuild our
governance framework and regulatory control.” In the context of this
statement, examine the issues and challenges in corporate governance.
40.What are the main requirements of the revised Clause 49 of the Listing
Agreement as given by SEBI for ensuring good Corporate Governance
41.List and explain the important Board sub committees and their role in
effective Corporate Governance.
42.How are Independent Directors in the Board, different from other
Directors? Discuss the role of Independent Directors in ensuring good
Corporate Governance.
43.The collapse of the WorldCom, Tyco and Enron in US led to an important
piece of legislation which has drastically changed laws related to
corporate governance in US and all over the world. List and explain some
of the important features of this Act
44.What is corporate social responsibility? How does it help in improving
governance of companies?
45.Explain the recommendation of the Narayanmurthy Committee Report
on Corporate Governance.
46.Discuss the features of Corporate Governance practices in India
47.Discuss the Models of Corporate Governance.
48.What is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Explain with reference to corporate
governance.
49.Discuss the Naresh Chandra Committee recommendations on corporate
governance
50.Discuss the role and responsibilities of Directors with regard to the
provisions of the SEBI clause 49.
51.Discuss commercialization of cricket with few current scandals
52.We all are one and we should believe in universal brotherhood, peace,
and Non Violence”. If we all behave like this, then there is no need of
law. Discuss the statement in relevance of ethics & corporate
governance.
53.What is the purpose of Corporate Governance codes? Discuss in detail
the Cadbury Committee Report of 1992
54.Discuss how the Sarbanes Oxley Act, 2002, helped to attain the objective
to meaningfully reduce occurrences of fraud and failures in corporate
reporting in the U.S.
55.Discuss how the new provisions of the Companies Act 2013 have
targeted to improve the governance of the companies in India.
56.Imagine that you are asked to design a ‘Total Ethical Practice’ (TEP)
process for good governance for Company ABC; how would you go
about it step-by-step?
57.What is the link between business system and its environment?
Compare and contrast the management of ethics in the internal and
external environment of business.
58.SEBI as a market regulator. 2. Role of Independent directors to improve
governance of Listed Companies.
59.Critically discuss the role and usefulness of the ‘Utilitarian Theory’ in
assuring ethics and morality in the society with an example of the Land
Acquisition or Slum Redevelopment Projects or any other example of
your choice.

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QUESTIONS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

1. Define Corporate Governance. Explain the Important concepts in

30.What are the benefits of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

32.Explain the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 for corporate Governance.

38.Describe the ICRA’s methodology for CG Rating

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