Corporate Governance has been gaining importance in Asia after the outbreak of the Asian Crisis in 1997. In modern economies, giant corporate houses are focusing on the division of labor between the capital providers and the management of these resources. Corporate Governance provides a framework to control and direct the affairs of the corporate entities in alignment with the interest of the stakeholders. This paper attempts to highlight an overview of the guidelines and the codes of Corporate Governance in South Asian Countries. Further, it lays down a critical comparative analysis of significant issues in the governance guidelines and the codes practice in South Asia. It also tries to shortlist specific recommendations to strengthen the Corporate Governance regulatory provision in these countries. It also tries to shortlist specific recommendations to strengthen the Corporate Governance regulatory provision in these countries.
Volume 12 | 01-Special Issue
Pages: 1028-1038
DOI: 10.5373/JARDCS/V12SP1/20201159