Module-3: Part A Questions @ 2 marks

 1.       Define Corporate Governance

2.       State definition of Corporate governance given by Cadbury committee

3.       State definition of Corporate governance given by Narayana Murthy  committee

4.       State definition of Corporate governance given by OECD

5.       Meaning of Board Effectiveness in the context of Corporate Governance

6.       Write short Notes on

a.       Independent Director

b.      Women Director

c.       Shadow Director

d.      Chairman Vs. Managing Director

e.      CEO/CFO certification

f.        Companies Act 2013

g.       Clause 49 Listing Agreement

h.      Directors Statement

i.         Audit Committee

j.        Nomination and Remuneration Committee

k.       Stakeholders Relationship committee

l.         Corporate Social Responsibility Committee

m.    Risk management committee

n.      List the major 5 committees to be constituted by listed Companies In India

o.      Corporate disclosure

p.      List the major legislations related to corporate disclosures in India

q.      Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002, USA

r.        Principles of Corporate Governance

s.        OECD Principles of Corporate Governance

t.        Elements of Good Corporate governance

u.      List two major Corporate Governance Standards at International level

v.       List two major Corporate Governance Standards at national level

w.     EDIFAR from Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Govt of India

7.       CII code of Corporate governance is a paper tiger. Substantiate.

8.       State the Agency theory of corporate governance

9.       State the Stakeholder theory of Corporate governance

10.   List three of the most prominent codes of corporate Governance 


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