Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, Jul 17, 2006 |
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Opinion
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Letters Corporate ethics
This is with reference to "Ethics and Governance Next global frontier for India Inc" (Business Line, July 17): As the author put it, "Good ethics and governance are not just `moral' or `compliance' issues. In the highly competitive target-driven buyers' market, there is a tendency to compromise. `Volume creation' takes precedence over `value creation'. Ethical behaviour should be part of corporate culture. In this connection, the RBI's initiative to frame a code of ethics and standards for banks is laudable. Perhaps a similar initiative by industry bodies would be a step in the right direction. Only when we realise that the `means' is more important than the `end', will ethics have some value. Realising the importance of corporate ethics will alone ensure sustained and qualitative growth in any organisation.
L. Rangarajan Vadodara
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