Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of corporate governance variables on the company performance of Indian leading companies. The data were gathered from the financial reports of India leading companies for the period of five years (2012–2016). The effect of corporate governance variables(Chief Executive Officer(CEO) duality, the board size, and the board independence) on company performance were plumbed by Return on Asset (ROA). The panel data of the study were analyzed by descriptive statistics(mean, standard deviation, maximum and minimum values), correlation, and regression analyses. The coefficients of correlation indicated that there is no multicollinearity problem of independent variables. The regression analysis is statistically not signif icant. The findings showed that there is no epochal impact of corporate governance variables on the company performance of India leading companies in the sample.
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