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Tata Sons should commit to long-delayed IPO after RBI setback, proxy adviser saysInGovern Research Services advises Tata Sons to prepare for a stock market listing. The Reserve Bank of India rejected the company's bid to...
Key Coforge shareholders were against OP Bhatt’s reappointmentThe exit of Bhatt, a career banker and former chairman of the State Bank of India (SBI), appears not to be linked to any financial discrepa...
Investors to continue to monitor Kaynes Technology for governance improvement: InGovernThe electronic manufacturing services company has struggled with a slew of guidance revisions, higher working capital intensity, cash flow ...
RBI should reject Tata Sons application to deregister as a CIC: InGovern ResearchCorporate governance firm InGovern Research Services urged the RBI to reject Tata Sons' application to deregister as a Systemically Importa...
Foreign short-sellers trigger stock crashes in India with critical reports, and profit from them, reveals InGovern reportInGovern's report reveals how unregistered foreign short-sellers exploit Indian markets by publishing critical reports after taking short p...
InGovern gets defamation notice over its report on ReligareReligare alleged that InGovern, founded by Shriram Subramanian, had published a defamatory report on its website without any verification a...
InGovern red flags Religare-MIC dealThe corporate governance tracker questioned the rationale behind the deal, citing a lack of adequate disclosures and the absence of correla...
Proxy advisors positive on ICICI Securities delisting proposalIn its report, InGovern said the broking business is inherently volatile. By receiving shares of the relatively stable shareholding in the ...
InGovern Research advises Sanghi shareholders to vote in favour of resolutionsGujarat-based Sanghi Industries, in which Ambuja Cements acquired a majority stake last year, has called for an extraordinary general meeti...
Vote against Finolex resolutions: InGovernProxy advisor InGovern Research has alleged Pune-based Finolex Cables violated corporate governance norms over the appointment of board dir...
Investors force Jindals to revise terms of JPL selloff planJindal Power, one of the biggest subsidiaries of JSPL, operates across the energy spectrum – thermal, hydro, renewable. It has an installed...
‘Bangur Co sold its unlisted co’s shares at steep discount’The company neither took shareholders permission for the transactions, which came to light recently, nor published the valuation report, sa...
Lots of unanswered questions ahead of CG Power AGMThe Murugappa Group's Tube Investments of India which has taken over the company has invested nearly Rs 800 crore to turnaround the scam hi...
Whistleblower charge of Infosys boosting revenue truly serious: Shriram Subramanian, InGovern ResearchIt is not clear whether the management in the first place presented the right numbers to the board.
Sun Pharma trying to shoot the messenger, not address core issues: Shriram Subramanian, InGovern ResearchEven if they are not hiding, they are not giving a convincing answer, says Subramanian.
Sun Pharma should change the board and come clean: Shriram Subramanian, InGovern Research“Sun Pharma must say they are not going to have any transaction with Aditya Medisales going forward.”
Infosys dismisses founders’ role in administering former CFO Rajiv Bansal’s severance pay“The board also dismisses any suggestion of interference from shareholders in the matter of administering this agreement,” the company adde...
Make yourself heard at AGMs now with e-voteExperts feel that e-voting has made it easier for investors to participate in decision-making, which they must do as all management steps m...
Proxy advisory firm flays Cairn India on loan disclosure issueBesides, InGovern Research Services in a report today said capital market watchdog Sebi should look into the matter.
- Mohandas Pai returns to shareholder activism
Former Infosys director T V Mohandas Pai has returned to what he does best-promoting shareholder activism.