News & Media 30th Sep 2021

SEBI board clears proposal to ease delisting norms in boost to M&A activity

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Manendra SinghPartner | Mumbai

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SEBI has eased the delisting framework, which is seen as a move to boosting merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the country. It also cleared the framework to roll out social stock exchanges and gold spot exchanges. SEBI has also tightened the norms on related-party transactions (RPTs) to prevent their abuse.

  • Against this backdrop, Economic Laws Practice (ELP)’s Manendra Singh, Associate Partner, has been quoted by Business Standard in their article titled ‘SEBI board clears proposal to ease delisting norms in a boost to M&A activity.’ Manendra is of the opinion that amending the definition of related parties would ensure higher corporate governance standards for RPTs in listed companies.

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