Infosys Board

Infosys to sell Panaya: Narayana Murthy's stand is vindicated; not everything was clear about the 2015 deal

The Panaya deal became controversial following two anonymous letters, in February 2017, that alleged wrongdoing in some of Infosys' acquisitions, including Panaya

Infosys Q4 net profit falls 28% sequentially to Rs 3,690 cr; buys digital creative WongDoody Holding for $75 mn

For the full fiscal 2017-18, Infosys' profit was up 11.7 percent at Rs 16,029 crore, while revenues grew 3 percent to Rs 70,522 crore over the previous year

Replace Ravi Venkatesan, Roopa Kudva in Infosys board, says V Balakrishnan

Last month also, V Balakrishnan had sought the discontinuance of Venkatesan and Kudva after Infosys filed a settlement plea with the SEBI on alleged corporate governance lapses relating to severance payment to its former CFO Rajiv Bansal.

Infosys CEO resigns: Narayana Murthy's Indira canteen approach hits Vishal Sikka's innovative style

Murthy may yet have a say in what might be his Third Coming to Infosys -- if not in an explicit way, at least in a significantly influential way, despite his failed attempt at restoring the company's glory.

Takeaways from Narayana Murthy's investor call: If there are no more spats, Infosys can focus on strategy

Narayana Murthy and the Infosys board should remember that corporate governance does not bring glory to a company on its own if it is not matched with good performance which only can come from team work

Infosys: If there is no noise from Narayana Murthy, new CEO can function smoothly, say experts

The biggest challenge for the new CEO will definitely be the corporate governance and keeping the co-founders, board, investors and staff in good stead

Infosys board, chaired by Nandan Nilekani, terms past differences with Narayana Murthy 'unfortunate'

Nandan Nilekani said his goal is to build consensus, bring stability to Infosys

Infosys: Nandan Nilekani may be returning; did Arundhati Bhattacharya get an invite to the board?

There is strong opinion from the investors and former Infosys executives in favour of getting Nandan Nilekani back

Infosys is not Tatas; it’s time Narayana Murthy and board put a full stop to ugly battle of egos

Both the founders and the board of Infosys should realise that the current collision course isn’t doing any good to the company

Vishal Sikka resigns: Infosys board didn't trigger his exit to cause losses, US investors' class action suit will fail

What is the guarantee that Sikka would have steered the company clear of the troubled waters the IT industry in India is generally finding itself in, and improved its profitability and fortunes?