This document outlines a course on corporate governance taught by Dr. Mita Mehta. The course aims to help students understand and analyze the theoretical and practical aspects of corporate governance and ethics. It covers topics like the history and origins of corporate governance, different theories of governance, governance structures in companies, the role of regulators and compliance with acts like Sarbanes-Oxley. The course will use lectures, case studies, discussions and experiential exercises to help students apply governance knowledge to analyze corporate performance. It will evaluate students through MCQs, company analyses and written tests.
This document outlines a course on corporate governance taught by Dr. Mita Mehta. The course aims to help students understand and analyze the theoretical and practical aspects of corporate governance and ethics. It covers topics like the history and origins of corporate governance, different theories of governance, governance structures in companies, the role of regulators and compliance with acts like Sarbanes-Oxley. The course will use lectures, case studies, discussions and experiential exercises to help students apply governance knowledge to analyze corporate performance. It will evaluate students through MCQs, company analyses and written tests.
This document outlines a course on corporate governance taught by Dr. Mita Mehta. The course aims to help students understand and analyze the theoretical and practical aspects of corporate governance and ethics. It covers topics like the history and origins of corporate governance, different theories of governance, governance structures in companies, the role of regulators and compliance with acts like Sarbanes-Oxley. The course will use lectures, case studies, discussions and experiential exercises to help students apply governance knowledge to analyze corporate performance. It will evaluate students through MCQs, company analyses and written tests.
• To understand, analyse, and review the larger theoretical and
empirical aspects of corporate governance, and ethics. • To equip managers of today’s world with emerging opportunities and challenges in the domain of governance within corporate context by linking the micro context (corporate governance) to that of macro context in a state and global context. • To apply knowledge of CG in analyzing Corporate Performance .
Case Study Concept of Governance and Discussion poor governance
Corporate Governance 1. Introduction to Governance a. Governance in General and Governance of an enterprise; models of corporate governance- western vs. Indian 1. b. History of Corporate Governance 6 c. Emergence of Institutions: State, Legal frameworks-courts, law of conduct, and Regulation of behavior d. Linking Governance to performance of an enterprise; accountability, and transparency.
Examples of different country and system Theoretical Approaches: a. Institutional Economics and Economic Sociology approaches b. Transactional economics c. Agency theory 2. d. Stewardship theory 6 e. Stakeholder theory f. Shareholder theory g. Resource Based Approach h. Dynamic Capability Approach
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Module3 Pedagogy Learning Outcome
Sr.No. Topic Hours
Experiential learning Understanding CG
structure in corporate houses Practices and Elements of Corporate Governance a. Selection, compensation, succession, and removal in the context of organizational life cycle (a) Board of Directors and independent directors: Past and present 3. (b) Chief Executive Officer 4 (c) Executives (d) Gender specific issues b. Governance in differently controlled businesses (promoter organization, public and private organizations).
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Module 4 Pedagogy Learning Outcome
Sr.No. Topic Hours
a. Overarching Institutions: Website demo- ( If possible Understanding history
(a) International Acts (Sarbanes Oxley Act, 2002; OECD) MOOC) and regulators in CG (b) Brief History of India and the development of Institutional system in history and present: judiciary, Presentations and company law and company act. Securities Act, SEBI regulation Mechanism, Company Bill and Company law amendments. (c) Corporate governance and socio-cultural environment: an overview 4. (d) Role and responsibilities of financial institutions 6 (Creditors and credit rating agencies). (e) Institutional Investor: scenario in India and world (f) Corporate communication (Company reporting, statutory disclosures); and Company Audit. (g) Corporate governance ratings (h) Good and Bad Corporate Governance: Whistle blower policy, insider’s trade, corporate takeovers (mergers and acquisitions).
Dr. Mita Mehta , SIMS Corporate Governance How ? • Concepts – PPT, links , News, Official documents • Observation – Reading company’s reports and disclosers • Experience / experiential learning – doing on your own • Synthesis – findings and submission • Case analysis
Dr. Mita Mehta , SIMS Corporate Governance
Evaluation • MCQ • Experiential learning – company analysis • Written test
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Feedback • Poll • Form
Dr. Mita Mehta , SIMS Corporate Governance
Must • Attentive in class • Make notes • Not creative course • Video – MOOC • Don’t be expert – be a learner – practice
Dr. Mita Mehta , SIMS Corporate Governance
FAQs/ Misconception • My specialization Mkt/ Fin/ HR/Ops/IB…how CG is relevant to my domain? • What do I learn post understanding governance? • India has not yet adopted international standard and do I have to understand from global perspective ? • It is too technical …. • It is legal course … Solution • Scope of the course will be limited to management learning .. Dr. Mita Mehta , SIMS Corporate Governance