Corporate Governance: Emerging Economies

Corporate governance in emerging economies faces problems of its own: concentrated ownership, business groups, pyramid structures and heavy related-party dealing, where developed markets contend with dispersed shareholders. This volume brings together eleven chapters on how those questions play out in India and beyond. They cover cross-border mergers and acquisitions and the role of governments in them, corporate governance ratings, corporate crime and white-collar crime, corporate crimes against women, corporate digital and social responsibility, environment and sustainability, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, and law and governance in India.

Like every VidhiAagaz book, this volume is ISBN-registered and peer-reviewed, and it is free to read online.