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Abstract Aim: The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of corporate governance on financial performance. The objective of this study is to provide insight into relation between financial performance of Indian banks and current corporate governance. Background: Corporate governance is a key process influencing the organization's financial performance. The observation from the literature has asserted that banking sectors are in a prime position to impact corporate governance directly. Debt issues, director issues, the board size, agency and stakeholders and shareholders are major challenges for corporate governance. The theories of agency and stakeholders have been identified to reduce the challenges and develop firm performance. Methodology: The research philosophy interpretivism has been taken for this study, and the inductive approach is used to provide theory. The design of this study is followed by a descriptive research design. The secondary data collection and qualitative data analysis are used to provide confirmation. The search strategy followed inclusion and exclusion criteria and constructed the selection procedure of 6 articles. Articles have been selected through PRISMA model followed by Boolean strategy. Identified articles have been chosen from different database such as Google scholar, Proquest and all are develop as per primary findings. Results: Secondary findings highlight that board size changes decision-making, an attribute of corporate governance. Additionally, average remuneration and female directors have different impacts on financial performance. Conclusion: This research concludes that corporate governance has a crucial role in directing the operations of Indian banking sector.