The Delhi High Court's order for a forensic audit of Fortis Healthcare raises corporate governance questions about the liability of listed companies related to former promoters' personal obligations. InGovern warns this could impact investors and suggests necessity for clearer regulatory boundaries.
The Delhi High Court's order for a forensic audit of Fortis Healthcare raises corporate governance questions about the liability of listed companies related to former promoters' personal obligations. InGovern warns this could impact investors and suggests necessity for clearer regulatory boundaries.
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