Organised by Shri Ram College of Commerce-University of Delhi, National Foundation of Corporate Governance (NFCG) and Martin de Tour School of Management and Economics, Assumption University of Thailand

Date: 7  to 9 October 2013
Venue: Assumption University, Suvarnabhumi Campus, Bangkok, Thailand.

About the conference:
The ACCGBS is the cooperation of the three international institutes, Shri Ram College of Commerce-University of Delhi, National Foundation of Corporate Governance (NFCG) and Assumption University of Thailand. The main theme of the conference is 'Corporate Governance in Asia.' With focus on Asia, the Conference will provide an important forum for sharing of the experience and research of academicians, practitioners and policy makers, to comprehend corporate governance in Asia. Paper presentation and special plenary session will be held (conducted) by eminent scholars and practitioners, to discuss and analyze regulations, practices and research in the Asian countries.

The Conference will be of particular interest to:
Academics, Business/Industry Professionals, and Policy Makers

Theme of the conference:
"Corporate governance in Asia"
Papers- theoretical, empirical or case study-based are invited on broad themes including but not limited to:
1.         Evolution of Corporate Governance in Asian Countries
2.         Corporate Governance Practices in Asia
3.         Corporate Governance and Performance
4.         Regulatory Framework and Policies
5.         Capital Markets and Corporate Governance
6.         Corporate Governance in Family controlled Firms and SMEs
7.         Corporate Governance Reporting and Disclosure Practices
8.         Role of Board of Directors, Independent directors, and Auditors
9.         Shareholders Rights and Corporate Control
10.       Insider Trading
11.       Ethical Governance and Corporate frauds
12.       Protection of Minority Interest
13.       Role of Institutional Investors and Banks in Corporate Governance
14.       Green Initiatives in Corporate Governance
15.       Marketing issue