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SEBI has introduced a fresh wave of amendments to the Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR), reshaping how companies may approach approval, disclosure and monitoring of RPTs.
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SEBI has introduced a fresh wave of amendments to the Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR), reshaping how companies may approach approval, disclosure and monitoring of RPTs.

Related Party Transactions are not inherently bad are often essential to growth and efficiency. But opaque practices and inadequate oversight can make them a company’s biggest governance liability.

To simplify certain types of recurring or routine Related Party Transactions, regulatory frameworks permit Omnibus Approvals which have certain associated requirements to obtain and track.

Related Party Transaction (RPT) is any exchange of resources, services or obligations between a company and another party with whom it shares a pre-existing relationship. They matter significantly.

Digitization of the compliance workload for related party transactions is an essential upgrade from manual excel-based monitoring systems
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