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    WINNING

    EMPLOYEES

    GROWING

    INVESTORS

    DELIGHTED

    CUSTOMERS

    TRUSTED

    SUPPLIERS

    SATISFIED

    GOVERNMENT AND

    REGULATORS

    HAPPY

    SOCIETY

    Presented by :-Mahesh Parmar

    Poonam UllalDivya Parmar

    Deepak Sharma

    Corporate Governance

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    Corporate Governance

    Satyam Vada Dharmam Chara- Taittariya Upanishad

    Forever speak thetruth and follow thedharma

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    Corporate GovernanceWhat is Governance?

    Corporate Governance is the application of best managementpractices, Compliance of law in true letter and spirit and

    adherence to ethical standards for effective management anddistribution of wealth and discharge of social responsibility for

    sustainable development of all stakeholders.

    -The Institute of Company Secretaries of India

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    Best Governed Companies

    ICSI National Award for Excellence in CorporateGovernance

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    &

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    INTRODUCTION

    Type : Public Company

    Industry : IT Services, IT Consulting

    Headquarters : Bengaluru, India

    Area served : World Wide

    Key People : N R Narayana Murthy(Chairman) & (Chief Mentor) , K. V. Kamath

    (Chairman) S. Gopalakrishnan (Co-Chairman), S.D Shibulal ( CEO & MD )

    Services : IT, Business consulting and Outsourcing services

    Revenue : US $ 6.83 billion (Q3- 2012)

    Employees : 145088 (Q4, 2011)

    Divisions : Infosys BPO, Infosys China

    Website : www.infosys.com

    BSE : 2859.40 increase 12.80 (+ 0.45%) Face value ( Rs): 5.00

    Market Cap ( Rs CR) : 164192.21 P/E : 22.07 EPS : 129.58Book Value ( Rs): 426.69

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    Achievements

    Voted as the Best Managed Company in Asia.

    Biggest exporters of Software.

    First to follow the US Generally Accepted AccountingPrinciples before going for Nasdaq listing in 1991.

    Championed Corporate Governance in India

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    CRISIL : CRISIL assigned CRISIL GVC Level 1 rating to Infosys. ThisGovernance and Value Creation (GVC) rating indicates capability to create wealth

    for all our stakeholders while adopting sound corporate governance practices.ICRA : ICRA assigned CGR 1 rating to corporate governance practices ofInfosys. The rating of CGR 1 is the highest on ICRAs Corporate GovernanceRating (CGR) scale of CGR 1 to CGR 6. Infosys is the first company to beassigned the highest CGR by ICRA.TNS Survey : Ranked 1 in the category of Good reputation index

    The financial transparency and disclosure standards of Infosys are the worldsbest.It is awarded First position in SAFA ( South Asian Federation of Accountants.)Best Presented Accounts Award 2004 in the Communication and InformationTechnology Sector based on the evaluation of the Annual Report of the company.

    Best Annual report award from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India forthe 10th successive year.Infosys topped the regional rankings for best Corporate Governance in AsiaMoneys Corporate Governance Poll.It has also received National award for Excellence in Corporate Governance fromthe Institute of Company Secretaries of India

    Corporate Governance Ratings.

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    THE INFOSYS MODEL

    A formal code of business conduct and ethics.

    To be signed and adhered to by employees.

    Action against any employee for violation is

    taken seriously

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    Benefits of Good Corporate Governance

    Having better access to external finance.

    Lower costs of capital.

    Improved company performance.

    Higher firm valuation and share performance.

    Reduced risk of corporate crises and scandals

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    Infosys had shown that increasing shareholder wealth and

    safeguarding the interests of other stakeholders was not

    incompatible.

    Every non- executive director not only played an active role in

    decision making, but also led or served on at least one of the three

    ( Nomination, Compensation, and Audit )

    Infosys founders had set very high standards.

    The founders only took salaries and dividends and derived no otherfinancial benefit from the company.

    INFOSYS A BENCHMARK FOR

    CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

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    Nandan M Niletani Managing Director, chief operating officer and

    president of Infosys, said, The strengths are that we have been very

    successful in creating a value based system with a very strong focus

    on ethics .

    Strong division between personal & professional funds etc.

    Translated into brand equity , shareholder value etc.

    We will keep looking at global best practices what the world is saying

    on this front. We keep trying to improve to improve the way we manage to be on

    par with it.

    THE STRENGTHS' AND

    WEAKNESSES OF ICG

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    Operate through branches worldwidehence only one legal entity / financials

    Subsidiaries created only for business and

    strategic reasons

    Where the subsidiary requires a different strategy, culture, skill sets, cost structure, etc.

    No material off-balance sheet items

    Highest disclosure standards

    The mantra is In case of doubt, disclose. Go beyond the statute.

    Transparent reporting on all operating and financial metrics at the time of announcing results State of the art website with lots of useful information

    Easy access to management / frequent investor interactions at conferences, roadshows, etc.

    Full compliance with laws in all countries / regimes that we operate in

    OPERATIONS AND DISCLOSURE

    POLICIES

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    ETHICS AND CORPORATEGOVERNANCE

    Deals with determination what is right'," fair,prior and just" in decisions and actions made thataffect stake holders.

    It focuses on the business relationship withemployees, customers, stockholders, creditors,suppliers and member of the society in which it

    operates.

    Corporate ethics , is a matter of leadership.

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    Sexual Harassment at Infosys

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    Ethical steps taken by INFOSYS to overcomeHarassment

    Narayana Murthy the then Chairman of the Company said to thepress that they have taken steps to strengthen out internal

    processes and balances to handle similar situations.

    Measures adopted by INFOSYS.

    Strengthened grievance redressed procedures. Initiated training programs.

    Broadened dissemination of information.

    Conducted course on sexual harassment and

    importance of gender sensitization.

    Project Housekeeping- Launched internal project

    to deal with unethical demeanor.

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    Suggested measures to tide over the crisis.

    Notification of prohibition of sexual harassment at

    workplace.

    Penalize the offender.

    Ensure pleasant workplace environment to women.

    Redressal of time bound settlement of complaint. Establish strict policies and guidelines.

    Measure performance on the basis of corporate ethics.

    Initiating training programs regarding gender sensitivity.

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    Concluding remarks

    By and large, Indian listed companies have been legallymandated to follow fairly strict standards of corporategovernance and disclosure

    Comparisons will show that the standards are far strongerthan all Asian countries, and in general stronger than most

    OECD countries Indian corporate sector regulators and companies have been

    quick to incorporate some of the best international corporategovernance and disclosure practices

    The need of the day is more training of directors, auditcommittee members and senior executives of companies

    The challenge is to design and sustain a system that imbibesthe spirit of corporate governance and not merely the letterof the law

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    BIBLOGRAPHY

    http://www.icmrindia.org/casestudies/catalogue/Business%20Ethics/BECG022.htm

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