The Securities and Exchange Board of India is also evaluating giving listed companies more time to publicly disclose litigation or disputes that they are involved in. — Reuters
BENGALURU: India’s markets regulator is considering easing certain disclosure norms for listed companies, ranging from related-party transactions to large shareholders.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is also evaluating giving listed companies more time to publicly disclose litigation or disputes that they are involved in, it said in a consultation paper published on Wednesday.
