Sebi had issued guidelines in February 2015 asking companies to appoint at least one woman director on their boards.

All listed firms are required to have at least one woman director on board from April 1, 2015, as per markets regulator Sebi's directive as...

Tata Power Company today said it is fully compliant with all regulatory requirements of SEBI including on appointment of woman director on ...

BSE said it has imposed a fine on 370 companies for not complying with Sebi norms to appoint at least one woman director on their respectiv...

As many as 1,577 listed companies are yet to appoint a woman director on their boards as required by law, the government said today.

Corporate Affairs Ministry has asked many unlisted companies to explain why they have not appointed women directors on their Boards as mand...

Geete said his Ministry has asked all CPSEs to ensure appointment of non-governmental (or independent) women directors on their boards.

Anita, who is the wife of Jet Airways owner and chairman Naresh Goyal, was last week appointed on the carrier's board in order to meet Sebi...

Sebi is expected to announce graded penalties for listed companies that fail to appoint women directors on their boards.

Going by info gathered by Prime Database, a total of 180 NSE-listed companies have not appointed a woman director on their respective board...

SBI's Chairperson Arundhati Bhattacharya today said the bank wants some more women directors and has already suggested a few names to the g...

The norms, part of the Companies Act, 2013, whose most provisions came into effect from April 1 last year.

The number is expected to increase further as many companies have scheduled their board meeting till late night to meet the deadline of Apr...

The Companies Act, 2013 has incorporated various provisions aimed at strengthening corporate governance in India, Jaitley said.

Corporate governance norms, issued by Sebi in February this year, mandate all listed companies to have at least one woman director on board.

As many as 904 companies or 62 per cent of the total 1,492 NSE-listed firms have not yet appointed a woman director on its board.

Under the new rules as mandated under the companies law and Sebi norms, every listed firm should have at least one woman director on its bo...