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Culture of high corporate governance championed by Narayana Murthy will be followed: Infosys Board

Infosys reiterated that it will follow the culture and ethos of Infosys, especially its culture of adhering to high corporate governance standards which was championed by its founder Narayan Murthy.

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Indian IT major reiterates that it will follow the culture and ethos of Infosys, especially its culture of adhering to high standards which was championed by its founder Narayan Murthy. In a statement today board said, “In recent days, there has been considerable discussion of the relationship between the Board of Directors of Infosys Limited and Mr. N. R. Narayana Murthy established the culture and ethos of Infosys, especially its culture of adhering to high corporate governance standards.  The Board believes it to be unfortunate that various differences of opinion have arisen between Mr. Murthy and the Board in the recent past. The Board wishes to express that it was not its intention to cause Mr. Murthy or any other affected person any personal distress or anguish while stating its point of view.”

Earlier today, the Board of Directors of Infosys Limited met. The meeting was chaired by its newly elected Chairman Nandan Nilekani. Reporting on the decisions taken at the meeting Nilekani told the media, “The Board is focused on bringing complete stability to the Company. It has also tasked its Committee of Directors to work with the CEO and management to review and refresh the Company’s strategy by October.”

Infosys has previously authorized investigations into allegations made by anonymous persons regarding the conduct of prior management, and each of these investigations concluded that there was no wrongdoing, said Infosys. “While the Board and the Company are focused on the future, consistent with the Company’s commitment to good governance, the new Chairman will get a full briefing on these investigations and the appropriate course of action will be decided,” said a statement.

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Infosys further said that as the Board has stated on numerous occasions, it takes the company’s reputation for high corporate governance standards with the utmost seriousness. Hence, it has, as previously disclosed, decided that it will engage in further broad-based shareholder consultations to determine what further, if any, the Company can take to ensure that it continues to adhere to high governance standards.

The Board has also approved the appointment of the executive recruitment firm Egon Zehnder to work with its Nominations and Remunerations Committee to review and identify the right candidate to be the Company’s next CEO and MD.   Additionally, the Nominations and Remunerations Committee will deliberate on the long-term governance structure of the Board and present its recommendations at the meeting of the Board in October.

The Board announced that D N Prahlad is appointed as the Chairman of EdgeVerve Limited with immediate effect.

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