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Keeping it in the Family – Related Party Transactions and Safeguards for Investors

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Many Indian companies are still run by families with tight control, which can raise red flags for investors worried about transparency and fairness. One major concern is related party transactions (RPT)—deals made with people closely connected to the company. If not handled properly, these can lead to serious financial trouble.

In this article, Himanshu Ojha and Poonam Sharma break down what RPTs are, why they matter, and how investors can spot the warning signs early.

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