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BFSI Chronicle, 2 Annual Issue, 10  Edition July 2022
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        in the primary or upper layer. The top layer  the most significant roles, responsibilities and
        will ideally remain empty; however, the RBI  functionalities. They are the primary point
        may move NBFCs to the Top Layer from the  of contact in between the Company and its
        upper layer if it considers the NBFCs pose a  Stakeholders and also they were responsible
        substantial Systemic Risk.                   for the strategies formulation and its
                                                     Implementation. The Companies Act mandates
        Key Managerial Personnel:                    certain classes of Companies to include such
        Key Managerial Personnel (KMP) are the       Personnel in its Ranks.
        employees of a company who are vested with

                                                    All listed Companies and all other Public Company which

                                                    are having a Paid-up share Capital of 10 Crore Rupees
                                                    or even more will have  Whole-Time Key Managerial
                                                    Personnel. Every Private Company which has a Paid-up
                                                    Share Capital of Ten Crore Rupees or more shall have a

                                                    Whole-Time Company Secretary as per Section 203 of
                                                    Companies Act, 2013.

        Key Management Personnel has been assigned         have complete right to be heard in the
        with a massive responsibility which is of being    meetings of the ‘Audit Committee’
        liable for any type of non-compliance with the     while considering the Auditor’s Report.
        provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. The         However, they do not have the right to
        management function of implementing vital          vote.
        or major decisions will always fall under the
                                                        As per the Section 189(2), Key
        Key Management Personnel responsibilities.
        The company’s future is always based on            Management Personnel must disclose
        the  effectiveness  or  efficiency  of its  Key    to the company, within 30 days of
                                                           Appointment, relating to their interest
        Management Personnel and the consequences
        of KMP’s errors will show a negative impact        or concern in the other associations,
                                                           which are essential to be included in the
        on the company. Some of their main Roles and
        Responsibilities are:                              register.
                                                     NBFCs - Key Managerial Personnel:
           According to the Section 170 of the Act,
             the details of Securities which is held   To address issues arising out of Excessive Risk-
             by Key Management Personnel in the      taking caused by misaligned compensation
                                                     packages, NBFCs are required to put in place
             Company or its subsidiary, holding, a
             subsidiary of the company or associated   a ‘Board Approved Compensation Policy’. The
                                                     Policy shall at the minimum include:
             companies should be disclosed and
             recorded in the Registrar of the Books.       a) The Constitution of a Remuneration
                                                              Committee.
           Also Key Management Personnel will


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