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Ramdas Pawar
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| 3 years ago
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Mr.Sanjay i completely agree with you.Just because it was an indian company people are saying that its not safe to work with indian companies but what happens to those people when foreign companies are involved in same or even bigger frauds than...
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pranatharthi haran
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| 3 years ago
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Actually I would like to respond to this question - a 'yes' and a 'no'. No doubt (Corporate Governance) CG has failed! But that is only the effect! What is the root cause for that failure? Let us look at the turn of events after the fateful...
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Sanjay
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| 3 years ago
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Satyam Story is one off and this cud have happened in any part of the world not only India .if Enron/Lehman cud crash ...why not Satyam .If GM and CITI cud run for cover ...why not Satyam .Problem does not lie in what Raju did or didnt do...
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Debate: "Satyam fiasco exposed corporate governance standards in India?" deleted from your view.
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Regulators
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Heads of All States
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Ahmed Sultan, ITC
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"Regulators"
| 3 years ago
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Yes, I would say that regulators did not take care of their responsibilities by not imposing some corrective measures to avoid the collapse of the global economies.
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pranatharthi haran
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"Heads of All States"
| 3 years ago
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Blaming parts of the administration would not bring out the right answer. The responsibility lies squarely on the shoulders of the Heads of stead who run the administration with their own set of advisors and follow a growth control strategy path....
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Ideate: "Who murdered the financial system?" deleted from your view.
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