This study aims at discussing the effect of the Corporate Governance Disclosure and Risk Management in the Financial Performance of the listed banks in India, with reference to the State Bank of India (SBI), Canara Bank and the Punjab National Bank. The presence of these banks as a central figure in the economic setting of India makes it essential to learn how their governance practices affect their financial performance. The aim of the present paper is to evaluate the relationships between disclosure transparency of corporate governance and effective risk management strategies to key financial measures to profitability, liquidity and market valuation. In this quantitative study a research methodology was used that managed to collect the data based upon structured questionnaires that were distributed among 700 employees of different levels of management in banks. The data was analyzed using Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) and multiple regressions analysis which indicated the existence of a significant positive relationship between corporate governance disclosure and risk management and financial performance. Results have shown that a higher level of disclosure and effective risk management reflect positively in the financial performance, and this shows that effective governance practice in a banking institution is crucial. These findings correlate with the existing studies and contribute to the discussion by offering the empirical evidence based on the Indian banking sector. This paper will add to the existing body of knowledge and it will be beneficial to help the banking executives and policymakers in making the financial institutions resistant and effective through applicable insights gained in this paper..