Journal of Management Information and Decision Sciences (Print ISSN: 1524-7252; Online ISSN: 1532-5806)

Abstract

The Quality of Financial Reporting Systems and its Impact on Corporate Governance in India

Author(s): Hanan Abdelsalam Nimer Jaber

 The current examination inspects the effect of corporate administration systems on financial revealing quality under Indian GAAP and Indian Accounting Standards (Ind. AS).

An example of 97 organizations recorded on the Bombay Stock Trade is chosen. Corporate administration systems have been considered as autonomous factors, and financial revealing quality is the reliant variable. Corporate administration is estimated by board adequacy (board size, autonomy, industriousness, and skill), review advisory group credits (size, freedom, determination, and aptitude), unfamiliar proprietorship, and review quality. Graphic measurements, connection, and OLS relapse are directed to gauge the outcomes. The examination results uncover that board qualities and review advisory group credits, aside from review council perseverance, significantly affect financial announcing quality. Nonetheless, the effect of board steadiness and review advisory group credits is negative.
Unfamiliar possession has no commitment to financial revealing quality; however, review quality has a huge impact. The discoveries of the examination have impressive ramifications for controllers, policymakers, administrators, financial backers, experts, and academicians. More accentuation ought to be given to consistence with Ind. AS, and an oversight body for consistence with Ind. AS ought to be set up.

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