Past Event: Wednesday, March 20, 2024

Maximum governance with the least regulator involvement has recently been the government's objective, as witnessed by multiple amendments. This is also evident in Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR) standards introduced by SEBI for listed companies to focus on governance, which eventually impacts the entire business ecosystem in adopting best practices.

Faced with the challenge of balancing stakeholder interest and social responsibility, corporations are required to review, introduce, and strengthen their governance framework regularly, especially around Related Party Transactions (RPTs).

In this context, Grant Thornton Bharat is hosting an insightful conversation to discuss the RPTs governance responsibility and balancing stakeholders' interests in the extant regulatory regime, leading to maximum disclosure and self-governance.

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Experts

Rajeshree Sabnavis (moderator)
Grant Thornton Bharat
Rajeshree Sabnavis (moderator)

Senior Advisor, Tax, Regulatory & Finance Consulting

Bharat Vasani
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
Bharat Vasani

Senior Advisor, Corporate Laws

Liz Hughes
Grant Thornton UK
Liz Hughes

Partner, Transfer Pricing

Savithri Parekh
Reliance Industries Ltd
Savithri Parekh

Company Secretary and Compliance Officer

Prasenjit Sarkar
Grant Thornton Bharat
Prasenjit Sarkar

Director and RPT expert, Tax, Regulatory & Finance Consulting

Priya Bhutani
New Delhi
Priya Bhutani

Related Party Transactions and Transfer Pricing Expert