Understanding Corporate Governance
Corporate governance refers to the system of rules and processes that direct and control a company. It has gained increased attention due to scandals and failures in the corporate world and a growing awareness of a corporation's impact on the environment and society. While historically focused on shareholder rights, good corporate governance now aims to balance the interests of all stakeholders and operates on principles of fairness, transparency, risk management, responsibility, and accountability. In the Indian real estate sector, regulatory changes and industry consolidation have led to improved governance practices, but there is still room for further improvement in terms of inclusivity, transparency, and social and environmental impact.
Aashiesh Agarwaal is working with Anarock Capital Advisors Private Limited covering Capital Markets Research and also advises clients on acquisition and disposition of assets and capital in the India real estate space. You can read Aashiesh’s report on PE activity in Indian real estate on https://bit.ly/3SpDx1d and his work on impact of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code on real estate on https://bit.ly/3CBqiBw and http://bit.ly/47cUvnC. Aashiesh also has a rich experience in Indian equities as a portfolio manager and lead analyst with leading securities’ firms. Outside work, Aashiesh has a very active interest in Pranic Healing (a form of energy healing), meditation and spirituality. As part of giving back to society, Aashiesh also engages with Wellness @ Workplace – an initiative to promote employee mental health and well-being.