Do SEBI LODR requirements related to disclosures of acquisitions apply to unlisted entities?
SEBI LODR regulations require disclosure of direct/ indirect acquisition in a company if shares or voting rights aggregating to twenty per cent or more.
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SEBI LODR regulations require disclosure of direct/ indirect acquisition in a company if shares or voting rights aggregating to twenty per cent or more.
Management of the disclosures in relation to material subsidiaries vs events that are material to the listed entity.
A centralized repository of past and future disclosures maintained in a secure, digital space is critical for central access, reporting and versioning.
Adverse reports, non-financial events, RPTs, directorial interests, governance issues, KMP changes, litigations, complaints, ESG risks.
Typical categories include Corporate Laws, Securities Market Laws or ESG and Climate-Related Disclosure Frameworks
Issues to be disclosed, the targets of the disclosures and the manner of disclosure continue to increase in complexity.
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