Should independent directors be more accountable to companies that run into turbulence or is it their prerogative to exit when the going gets tough?
That’s a question corporate India is finding difficult to answer as it watches independent directors go for the escape hatch when the sailing isn’t smooth.
Recently, Vikram Mehta abruptly resigned from Jet Airways where he was an independent director, as well as a member of the troubled airline’s audit committee. Jet had posted a loss of Rs 13.26 billion in the first quarter and Rs 12.61 billion in the September quarter.What did he see
That’s a question corporate India is finding difficult to answer as it watches independent directors go for the escape hatch when the sailing isn’t smooth.
Recently, Vikram Mehta abruptly resigned from Jet Airways where he was an independent director, as well as a member of the troubled airline’s audit committee. Jet had posted a loss of Rs 13.26 billion in the first quarter and Rs 12.61 billion in the September quarter.What did he see