Currents · Business · 2026-08-15
Corporate India’s biggest risk may be thinking about tomorrow with yesterday’s ideas: Independent director’s Linkedin post sparks debate
Corporate governance may be struggling to keep pace with the speed at which business risks are changing, independent director Richa Arora has argued. She said boards need to move beyond legacy frameworks and question assumptions that may no longer fit an environment shaped by AI, technology, climate... Corporate governance may be struggling to keep pace with the speed at which business risks are changing, independent director Richa Arora has argued. She said boards need to move beyond legacy frameworks and question assumptions that may no longer fit an environment shaped by AI, technology, climate change and geopolitical uncertainty. Corporate India’s
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