Ownership patterns and corporate performance

Authors

• Jinesh Panchali, UTI Institute of Capital Markets

Document Type

Article

Abstract

Corporates have emerged as vital economic institutions for growth, commanding a large proportion of social resources. Hence, they are, like the State, answerable to society for the efficient use of resources. Corporate governance is the social, legal, and economic process through which companies function and are held accountable1 . The structure of corporate ownership has a major impact on the way companies are managed and controlled. An attempt has been made here to explore ownership structure in India and abroad and to empirically analyse corporate performance in the Indian context, at various levels of ownership across ownership categories.

Recommended Citation

Panchali, Jinesh (2000) "Ownership patterns and corporate performance," IIMB Management Review: Vol. 12: Iss. 4, Article 12.
Available at: https://research.iimb.ac.in/imr/vol12/iss4/12

Publication Date

12-1-2000

First Page

43

Last Page

50