The Self-Governing Enterprise: Digital Transformation and the Future of Financial Institutions

Authors

Vijaya Rama Raju Gottimukkala

Synopsis

The rapid advance of digital technologies along with the availability of unprecedented amounts of granular data enable a reinvention of financial institutions as self-governing enterprises that utilize digital platforms and data as the primary resources basis of value creation. A self-governing enterprise is defined as an autonomous enterprise whose action framework is continuously refined by its stakeholders to comply with a comprehensive set of policies whose observance is verified by a retained third-party certification authority. While these enterprises retain full autonomy of investment, operation, and exit decisions, they address their key externalities a priori through self-governance; the observance of the resulting governance framework is formally verified by a specialized third-party authority in a “compliance-by-design” approach—i.e., before the enterprise starts executing any action.

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Published

10 February 2026

How to Cite

Gottimukkala, V. R. R. . (2026). The Self-Governing Enterprise: Digital Transformation and the Future of Financial Institutions . In Intelligent Capital: Building Self-Governing Financial Architectures in the Cloud Era (pp. 140-155). Deep Science Publishing. https://doi.org/10.70593/978-93-7185-144-2_10