A Study On Analyzing The Institutional Dynamics On Corporate Governance In Real Estate Companies

Abstract

It is essential to have strong corporate governance in order to determine the level of success, accountability, and transparency that an organisation has. This is especially true for the real estate industry, which involves a wide variety of complex issues and factors to take into account. Within the context of Indian real estate enterprises, the purpose of this research is to investigate the impact that institutional dynamics have on corporate governance standards. The objective of this study is to shed light on the complex interrelationships that exist between the various organisational structures, stakeholder expectations, industry standards, and legal frameworks that have an impact on the corporate governance systems that are used in the Indian real estate business. It is planned to do this via the use of a mixed-methods approach that will include qualitative interviews, surveys, and document analysis. The purpose of this research is to give a complete evaluation of numerous elements, including executive remuneration, board composition, disclosure requirements, and shareholder rights, with the intention of gaining insights into the efficiency and adherence of corporate governance systems in real estate companies. This research's findings should give policymakers, industry stakeholders, and business leaders with significant information into the current governance structure in the Indian real estate sector. These insights should be provided by the results of this study. In addition to this, they should be able to aid in the identification of areas that need improvement and should facilitate the formulation of individualised strategies that are aimed at improving the transparency, integrity, and sustainability of corporate governance systems. The major purpose of this study is to improve knowledge of the institutional factors that have an influence on corporate governance in the Indian real estate market. This research will also have wider implications for corporate governance theory and practice throughout the world..