Minimum disclosure requirements for related party transactions

Understanding minimum disclosure requirements for related party transactions

In this webcast, our panel of EY experts shares insights on the recent SEBI circular and its impact on related party transaction (RPT) disclosure requirements and industry standards. 

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SEBI has introduced revised RPT industry standards, effective from 1 September 2025, to enhance transparency and protect shareholder interests.

The circular mandates listed entities to present a standardized template of minimum information to both Audit Committees and shareholders, aiming to simplify compliance for non-material transactions.

This webcast focused on the RPT framework, key disclosure requirements and considerations for companies across all sectors.

Key discussion points:

  1. Key changes in the RPT standards
  2. Detailed information disclosures
  3. Key RPT considerations for companies 

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