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Direct & supervise company affairs A director can be termed as Director in law. Company Law in India doesnt distinguish between types of directors
TYPES
Shadow Director De facto Director Additional Director Alternate Director Nominee Director Executive Directors Non Executive Directors Independent Directors Lead Independent Director
BOARD STRUCTURE
Unitary In the USA, UK, Commonwealth countries including India Directors are elected by shareholders Headed by chairperson, composes executive and non executive directors Dual In Germany, Austria, Netherlands, etc. Two tiers
Supervisory Management
BOARD SELECTION
Traditionally Now
Power exercisable(public co.) only with the consent of the company in general meeting.
Power to remit debt due by a director. Power to borrow in excess of capital & reserves of company. Power to contribute to charities.
All other powers, which subject to the provisions of the Act, the co. is authorised to exercise. These might be exercised either at meetings of the board/ passing resolutions/ delegating the same to committees or others.
Duty of Legitimacy:
A director needs to be fully conversant with the basic legal and other rules/regulations governing corporation.
Duty of care
Directors have got to perform their roles/functions and tasks with full commitment & competence, and are accountable for the same.
Directors are expected to have the awareness and maturity to make own judgements on giving direction & should select prudent control procedures in the best interest of the company.
Duty of Trust
The law requires the directors to hold their trust all the time. The key role of the directors is related to their long-term fiduciary duty.
Right from the time appointment, a directors primary duty is to be loyal to the company which has its legal entity..
Transparency to owners in assessment of risks & the decision process. Honesty in all dealings within or without the board. Honesty in dealing within or without the country. Be accountable to the shareholders.
A significant subject which is controversial and viewed differently by different agencies. The duty is taken as an extension of the duty to uphold the values of corporate governance. In those countries where the law is not strong, the minority shareholders encounter difficult times. Strategic thinking. Policy formulation. Ensuring accountability. Supervising the management.
To keep at heart, protection of the interest of the minority owners To pay attention to the Task Performance & delivering Primary Roles
Learning continuously from own actions/decisions in discharge of the duty. Developing & Appraising members of the org. Communicating with the stakeholders.
Tenure Of BOD
The board had three classes of directors. Each nominated for re-election at the end of every year. By 1991 51% of the corporations had elected Directors for 3 years.
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Counseling senior executives. Compliance/ Due Diligence. Promote legal and ethical conduct throughout the company. Evaluate the performance. Sustainability of the company.
The board and its director should spend more time on:
Strategic Planning. Succession Planning. Meeting key Managers. Visiting Worksites. Discussing opportunity and threats. Reviewing and monitoring Risk Management System.
Keep it confidential. Understand the deal structure and motivations for pursuing it. Test assumptions about deal value and determine whether to undertake a market check. Select an appropriate negotiator and delineate negotiation parameters. Scrutinize transaction documents. Engage with target company shareholders and proxy advisory firms.
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