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Author: Tanya Anand
Tanya Anand
Hello! I’m Tanya Anand, a final-year law student at Amity University, Noida, with a keen interest in Business Law. My academic journey has equipped me with a strong foundation in corporate regulations, mergers & acquisitions, contract law, and compliance. Passionate about the intersection of law and commerce, I aspire to contribute to the dynamic field of business law by combining legal expertise with strategic business insights. Eager to explore opportunities that allow me to apply my knowledge and grow in this ever-evolving domain.
Introduction The term “corporate governance” describes an organization’s commitment to conducting business in a morally, legally, and openly responsible manner. It is a relationship that exists between corporations and their stakeholders, including creditors, employees, shareholders, and even the general public. Corporate governance is a ubiquitous concept. It exists in the legal sphere as statutory laws, but it is also evident in the way boards operate, how investors and employees are involved, how policy decisions are made, and how the general public views enterprises. Given this context, it is critical to comprehend how various laws support corporate governance, which is a…
