Corporate Governance And CSR Practices Affect Organizational Excellence In The Grameen Bank Case Study

Abstract

This essay seeks to examine the concepts of corporate governance (CG) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) and assess their role in promoting business performance. Several firms, including banks, have experienced profound financial problems and even filed for bankruptcy within the last decade. Recently, corporate governance (CG) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) have become important tools for organizations to prevent such catastrophes. In order to accomplish the objective of the article, Grameen Bank (GB), a Bangladeshi bank operating in the microfinance sector, has been analyzed through a case study investigation. The bank has experienced significant growth and achieved remarkable success over the years, even amidst the financial crisis. The report aimed to conduct a critical examination of the contributions made by the CG and CSR activities to these atypical events.