Regulation 2015
SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015
Issued by Securities and Exchange Board of India
Effective: 1 Dec 2015
Plain-English summary
The SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, dated 2nd September 2015 and applicable from 1st December 2015, continue to be in full force and effect as the principal statutory instrument governing listed company disclosures in India. These regulations ensure that public companies are committed to independent board governance, safeguarding of minority shareholders' interests, and establishing compliance committees. With stringent time limits such as Regulation 30, listed companies are required to make timely disclosures of any material event within 24 hours and of the results of board meetings within 30 minutes, along with many other recent innovations such as BRSR Core ESG reporting and rumor checks.
Who it applies to
Corporates (Listed)
Topics
Corporate Governance Market Integrity & Securities
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