Corporate Social Responsibility towards environmental Management

Introduction:Corporate social responsibility is a concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and in their interaction with the stakeholders on a voluntary basis. Social responsibility of companies was defined as responsibility to consumers, workers, stakeholders and the community. The aim of social responsibility is to create higher standards of living,…

Corporate frauds

Corporate frauds have emerged as the biggest risks which companies are exposed to, and are increasingly becoming a big threat. Incidents of frauds are increasingly at an alarming rate and in the process:  Destroy the confidence of investors in stock markets Results in enormous destruction in wealth of investors Damage the reputation of the affected…

Partnership Act, 1932

Introduction: A Partnership is a legal relation between persons who have agreed to work together to perform certain business activities. The persons in a partnership have agreed to share the profits in the desired ratio of the business carried on by all or by some of them. A  Partnership is defined as the relationship between…

SATYAM SCANDAL- HOW IT BOUGHT A CHANGE IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIA

Corporate governance is defined as the system of rules, practices, and processes by which a firm is governed. It primarily involves the balancing of interests of the company’s stakeholders i.e. the shareholders, senior level management, suppliers, customers, government and other related authorities. Corporate governance inside a company is majorly overlooked by the board of directors,…