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Implimentation of SEBI regulations |
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Massive erosion of investors trust has taken place recently towards the market. To decrease corporate abuses and protect investors, Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) and Revised Clause 49 of Stock Exchange Listing Agreement (India) were circulated by the regulators in the Unites States and India. These legislations defined a new system of checks and balances to rebuild investor confidence and trust.
Todays corporate stakeholders and shareholders expect greater transparency and assurance, more oversight and evidence of internal controls. The confidence of the investing community will only be restored after the gap between investor expectation, in terms of corporate governance and reporting, and what they have received in the past is bridged.
Cause 49 and Sarbanes-Oxley provides impetus to close the expectation gap by altering and expanding the responsibilities of key participants in the transparency process. These legislations focus on improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate reporting and increase investor trust.
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