More than two-thirds of India’s top publicly-traded companies have separated the positions of chairman and managing director (CMD), although the deadline to comply with the rules is more than 13 months away.

That leaves just 156 of the BSE 500 companies to still untangle the role of . . .

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Corporate Governance: Companies embrace new norm that splits CMD posts

Reliance Industries, HCL Technologies, Wipro and JSW Steel are among the firms that haven't yet split the CMD post. A third of the firms that have not complied with the rule so far are public sector enterprises or state-run banks

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