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Fast growing countries like India have attracted large shareholding by international investors and large Indian financial institutions with global ambitions.
So, if a company wants institutional investor participation, it will have to convincingly raise the quality of corporate governance practices. Indian companies thus need to adopt the best practices such as the OECD Corporate Governance Principles (revised in 2004) that serve as a global benchmark. In countries like India where corporate ownership still continues to be highly concentrated, it is important that all shareholders including domestic and foreign institutional investors are treated equitably.
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