FICCI-ICSI Conference on Companies Act 2013: Related Party Transactions Overview

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Explore the key highlights from the FICCI-ICSI Conference on the Companies Act 2013, focusing on the broad definition of related party transactions, approvals process, preparedness strategies, draft rules, and materiality tests.

  • Conference
  • Companies Act
  • Related Party Transactions
  • Approvals
  • Draft Rules

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  1. FICCI - ICSI Conference on the Companies Act 2013 A New Law for a New Era Related Party Transactions The Companies Act 2013 B. Murli Senior Vice President - Legal & Company Secretary Nestl India Limited 12thSeptember 2013 1

  2. Broad definition of Related Party Approvals Preparedness Draft Rules 2

  3. Broad definition of Related Party New Definition The Companies Act 2013 KMP & Relatives Fellow Subsidiaries & Associate Companies Draft Rules Directors, KMP& Relatives : Holding/Subsidiary/Associates Senior Management : Company/Holding/Subsidiary/Associates 3

  4. Approvals Audit Committee Approval/modification of transactions Board of Directors Ordinary course of business Normal course of business not on Arm s length basis Arm s length basis Shareholders (Not interested) Prior special resolution if paid-up share capital or transactions above threshold notified 4 4

  5. Preparedness Proactive Approach Best Practices for proposed RPTs Independent professional certification & support documentations Knowledge Building 5

  6. Draft Rules Materiality test for RPTs Extent of Deemed Related Party Your views 6

  7. Thank you 7

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