This report provides an analysis of corporate governance practices within the financial accounting sector, specifically focusing on three ASX-listed banks: National Australia Bank (NAB), Commonwealth Bank, and Suncorp Bank. The report begins with an introduction that outlines the chosen banks and their significance in the Australian financial landscape. It proceeds to analyze the annual reports of each bank, summarizing their corporate governance disclosures, and assessing the adequacy of these disclosures. The analysis delves into the strengths and weaknesses of each bank's corporate governance, evaluating their adherence to good corporate governance theories, including agency and stakeholder theories. The report also incorporates external information, such as media reports, to provide a comprehensive view of each bank's governance practices, including instances where the banks failed to disclose certain issues. Ultimately, the report concludes that while the banks present adequate information regarding corporate governance, there's a need for more mandatory disclosures to ensure transparency and protect stakeholders' interests. The report emphasizes the importance of fairness, transparency, and information sharing in corporate governance.