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SEBI's Proposed Disclosure Regime: Impact On Public M&A And Directors' Liabilities
11 January 2023
Resolut Partners
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Institutional investors, listed companies, and retail
shareholders – three key market participants – will be
watching SEBI with eagle-eyes while it attempts to implement a new
disclosure regime, as set out in its recent consultation paper.
Most of SEBI's proposals are well-intentioned and workable.
If at all, SEBI (and other market players) must remain cautious
of the risks the proposals potentially open up. Flooding the market
with too much information, increased liabilities for directors, and
challenges for strategic and financial investors may compromise
many of the benefits which the changes seek to bring.
We analyse certain key changes proposed and their potential
effect on key market players.
Please click here to read our analysis.
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