As quoted by Sir Arthur Clarke, “Any Sufficiently advanced technology is equivalent to magic.” Technology brings growth, innovation and transformation. Not only it helps us to reduce life’s daily hassles but most importantly it saves our time which is the most valuable asset for the mankind. Many organizations are still reluctant to adopt technology at their workplace. They are still ...
It’s 2020, There is a global crisis due to unforeseen circumstances. The First quarter of 2020 saw the outbreak of coronavirus which started from Wuhan, China and later spread into the entire world and has now become a threat to mankind. Not only the health of people affected but the economy is also an all-time low. Under such a scenario ...
Innovative technology has made inroads into almost every aspect of corporate governance. The objective is to provide ease, safe & secure governance compliances, digitization to reduce physial paper flow / storage and provide technology platform accessible from anywhere. SEBI also recently cameout with requirement of Digital Database for all listed companies for Insider Trading Compliance, Legal function is adopting to ...
Disruptive and innovative technology has made inroads into almost every dimension of corporate governance. The emergence of board meeting software has as resulted in a paradigm shift in the way board meetings are conducted and run. Nowadays board meetings are carried out, literally at one’s fingertips through iPADs and mobile technologies that facilitates anytime and anywhere participation in board meetings, ...
With the regulators like SEBI and stock exchanges coming heavily on many private sector banks and listed companies where instances of data leaks resulting in possible share price movements, Board members have become extremely cautious in managing the board papers Board papers normally reach to Board of Directors in physical book form about a week before the Board, Committee or ...
The recent disqualification of 3 lakhs directors, deletion of 2 lakh companies by Ministry of Corporate Affairs and compulsory delisting of 200 companies by Bombay Stock Exchange rattled corporate India forcing all Board Members, Senior Management and Auditors to re-check the compliance status of their companies. It clearly comes out that the non-compliance forcing regulator can take such a strong ...