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SEBI’s Hammer and the RPT Nail: Navigating SEBI’s Principles-Based Oversight of Related Party Transactions

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By Ramgovind Kuruppath, Megha Krishnamurthi, Varnika Pasricha
| Lexology Verified
Related party transactions (“RPTs”)[1] potentially represent an inherent conflict of interest between the interests of listed entities on the one hand and ‘related parties’ on the other. Since Indian listed entities are significantly promoter driven or closely held, SEBI has been constantly reforming the regulatory framework governing RPTs to mitigate the possibility of abuse.
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Proposed Amendments to LODR on Agreements Affecting Listed Companies - Swatting Flies with a Sledgehammer?

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By Ramgovind Kuruppath, Archit Bhatnagar
| cyrilamarchandblogs.com
Background SEBI has been progressively tightening the regulatory regime surrounding transactions impacting listed entities – beginning with the implementation of the Kotak Committee recommendations on related party transactions (RPTs) through amendments to the LODR Regulations on May 9, 2018.
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Proposed Amendments to LODR on Agreements Affecting Listed Companies - Swatting Flies with a Sledgehammer?

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By Ramgovind Kuruppath, Archit Bhatnagar
| Lexology Verified
Background SEBI has been progressively tightening the regulatory regime surrounding transactions impacting listed entities – beginning with the implementation of the Kotak Committee recommendations on related party transactions (RPTs) through amendments to the LODR Regulations on May 9, 2018.
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