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Presentation on Industry Standards Note on disclosure for RPTs
February 20, 2025 /0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Staff– Team Corplaw | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Read More: FAQs on Standards for minimum information to be disclosed for RPT approval Information Explosion for Related Party Transactions: Need of the hour or too much to handle?
Webinar on Industry Standards Note on disclosure for RPTs
February 16, 2025 /0 Comments/in Capital Markets, corporate governance, Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by StaffRegister here: https://forms.gle/t2srMSabnyVfBPyZA Read More: FAQs on Standards for minimum information to be disclosed for RPT approval Information Explosion for Related Party Transactions: Need of the hour or too much to handle? Related Party Transactions- Resource Centre
FAQs on Standards for minimum information to be disclosed for RPT approval
February 15, 2025 /0 Comments/in corporate governance, Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Staff– Team Corplaw | corplaw@vinodkothari.com In view of revision in the Industry Standards Note, we have revised our FAQs on the subject. Kindly read the revised FAQs on the link here: https://vinodkothari.com/2025/07/faqs-on-standards-for-minimum-information-to-be-disclosed-for-rpt-approval/ Read more: Information Explosion for Related Party Transactions: Need of the hour or too much to handle? Related Party Transactions- Resource Centre LODR […]
Information Explosion for Related Party Transactions: Need of the hour or too much to handle?
February 15, 2025 /0 Comments/in corporate governance, Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by Staff– Team Corplaw | corplaw@vinodkothari.com (as per the flow chart below) In view of the significance of the topic, we are collating our comprehensive FAQs on the same. Access the same below. Read More: FAQs on Standards for minimum information to be disclosed for RPT approval Related Party Transactions- Resource Centre LODR Resource Centre Read […]
SEBI revisits RPT regime for subsidiaries
February 11, 2025 /0 Comments/in corporate governance, Corporate Laws, LODR, SEBI /by StaffChanges proposed in manner of RP identification, threshold for significant RPTs – Avinash Shetty, Manager and Sourish Kundu, Executive | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Background of CP Related Party Transactions (“RPTs”) have been one such evergreen and ever-evolving aspect of corporate governance that has been put to guardrails on a frequent basis. SEBI, in its Consultation Paper dated […]
Regulatory Updates for the month of January 2025
February 11, 2025 /0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, Financial Services, RBI, SEBI, UPDATES /by StaffSEBI’s Plethora of Proposals
February 10, 2025 /0 Comments/in corporate governance, Corporate Laws, LODR, PIT, SEBI /by Staff– Sourish Kundu, Executive | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Read More: Subsidiaries to refer LODR definition of “related party” – going too far with relationships?
Comments on the IBBI Discussion Paper on ‘Streamlining Processes under the Code: Reforms for Enhanced Efficiency and Outcomes’
February 10, 2025 /0 Comments/in Insolvency and Bankruptcy, Liquidation & Winding-up, Resolution, Schemes and Arrangements /by Staff– Resolution Team, Vinod Kothari and Company | resolution@vinodkothari.com Read More: Group Insolvency: Relevance of Substantive Consolidation in Indian Context Interim Finance becomes effective and attractive Presentation on IBBI’s Discussion Paper on ‘Streamlining Processes under the Code: Reforms for Enhanced Efficiency and Outcomes’ Discussion on IBBI Discussion Paper dated 4th February, 2025
Partial Credit Enhancement: A Catalyst for Boosting Infrastructure Bond Issuances?
February 10, 2025 /0 Comments/in Bond Market, Capital Markets, Financial Services, NBFCs, RBI /by Staff-Abhirup Ghosh (abhirup@vinodkothari.com) What is partial credit enhancement? Partial Credit Enhancement (PCE) is a risk-mitigating financial tool where a third party provides limited financial backing to improve the creditworthiness of a debt instrument. It ensures that investors are partially protected against default risk, making it easier for issuers to raise funds at better terms. The key […]
