Building Transparency: Role of Disclosure Management
A closer look at financial and non-financial disclosures, why organizations need it, and how they support transparency and compliance.
Financial Disclosures – Key Points; Why they Matter
Financial disclosures, their importance, purpose, and benefits in strengthening compliance, accountability and stakeholder confidence.
Non-Financial Disclosures – From Risks to Trust: Why it Matters
Insights into financial disclosure management and their role in risk management, investor trust and sustainable growth.
What are Financial Disclosures? How do they differ from Non-Financial Disclosures
Non-financial disclosures highlight risks that have the potential to impact financial performance long term along with sustainability impact.
Why does disclosure management require a centralized system?
A centralized repository of past and future disclosures maintained in a secure, digital space is critical for central access, reporting and versioning.
What events and matters require disclosures?
Adverse reports, non-financial events, RPTs, directorial interests, governance issues, KMP changes, litigations, complaints, ESG risks.
Which are the key regulatory frameworks requiring disclosures?
Typical categories include Corporate Laws, Securities Market Laws or ESG and Climate-Related Disclosure Frameworks
Do disclosures really need processes and systems?
Issues to be disclosed, the targets of the disclosures and the manner of disclosure continue to increase in complexity.
RPT Amendments – What You Should Know of SEBI’s Latest
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.
Risks of RPTs : What Could Go Wrong?
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.
Omnibus Approvals for RPTs – When, What, How.
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 Transactions – What are they, why they matter?
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.
