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The Dirty Dozen: India’s Twelve Biggest Corporate Defaulters is a comprehensive investigation into some of India’s most notorious corporate fraud cases. Author N. Sundaresha Subramanian meticulously documents the rise and fall of twelve major corporations that defaulted on their obligations, causing significant financial losses and shaking investor confidence.
Through detailed case studies and analysis, the book reveals the mechanisms of fraud, the role of regulatory failures, and the systemic weaknesses that allowed these defaults to occur. Each case study examines the corporate governance issues, financial mismanagement, and the human elements behind the scandals.
This work serves as both a cautionary tale and an educational resource for investors, financial professionals, policymakers, and business students seeking to understand corporate fraud prevention and detection in the Indian context.
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