INTRODUCTION Corporate governance refers to combination of processes, laws and rules through which the businesses are regulated, controlled and operated. This encompasses external and internal factors which impact interest of stakeholders of company consisting government regulators. Shareholders, ...

INTRODUCTION Corporate governance is considered as mechanisms, processes and relations through which the corporations are controlled and directed towards achievement of business operations. Governance structure and principles tend to identify distribution of rights and responsibilities among ...

INTRODUCTION Corporate governance refers to the system of rules, practices and processes by which an organisation is directed and controlled (Kraakman and Hansmann, 2017). Corporate governance essentially involves balancing the interests of a company's many stakeholders such as shareholders, ...

Introduction Corporate governance in strategic management can be described as a set of internal rules and policies which help to evaluate and determine the way a business is working. For an example, corporate governance decides what strategic decisions can be managed and controlled by managers and ...

INTRODUCTION Strategic positioning is a positioning of an organisation in the future, it is the reputation and goodwill of the company which company sustain from the past years. Strategic positioning of the company includes desired future positioning in the upcoming challenging market. It also ...

Introduction Modern era is highly competitive and complex. To sustain in such corporate market firms have to make appropriate strategies which can support in achieving the goal of the business unit. Strategic management is the combination of several decisions which can assist to managers in ...