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RPTs: Wholly-owned but not wholly- exempt

April 28, 2025 /0 Comments/in , , , /by

– Application of RPT controls for transactions with Wholly owned Subsidiaries – Payal Agarwal, Partner | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Enterprise Level v/s Entity Level: Paradox of a Wholly owned Subsidiary  Wholly owned Subsidiaries (WoS) form a particular paradox in corporate laws with two contradictory positions – (a) the transactions entered into between the holding company and its […]

NAME THEM ALL: SEBI reiterates mandatory disclosure of all promoter group entities in shareholding pattern, regardless of shareholding

April 25, 2025 /0 Comments/in , , , , /by

Lavanya Tandon, Senior Executive | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Through the updated SEBI FAQs on LODR Regulations rolled out on April 23, 2025, SEBI has yet again clarified that  listed entities are required to disclose the names of all entities forming part of promoter / promoter group (P/PG), irrespective of any shareholding in the listed entity in the […]

Ratification of RPTs:  a rescue ship or an alternative to compliance?

April 18, 2025 /1 Comment/in , , , , /by

– SEBI brings ratification provisions for RPTs skipping prior AC approval – Jigisha Aggarwal, Executive and Sourish Kundu, Executive The laws governing related party transactions (RPTs) in India mandate seeking prior approvals for RPTs. The law has also provided for a rescue in the name of ‘ratification’ where prior approval could not be taken or […]