Every website of a listed company must contain statutory disclosures in terms of listing regulations. In this context, mention various management policies which should be disseminated through the Company's website.

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Every website of a listed company must contain statutory disclosures in terms of listing regulations. In this context, mention various management policies which should be disseminated through the Company's website.

Answer & Explanation:

Listed Companies shall disclose certain management policies on the website of the Company such as: Code of conduct for Board of Directors & Senior Management personnel; Code of conduct for Prevention of Insider Trading; Code of practices & procedures for fair disclosures of unpublished price sensitive information; Familiarization programme for Independent Directors; Vigil Mechanism/Whistle Blower Policy; Policy related to disclosure of material events to the stock exchanges (Materiality Policy); Policy on dealing with Related Party Transactions; Policy on determining 'Material' subsidiaries; Risk Management Policy; Archival Policy; Policy for determination of materiality of events or information; Internal Financial Control; Dividend Distribution Policy listed entities based on market capitalization; Policy against sexual harassment.

Topics: Listing Regulations

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