Recurrent related party transaction of a revenue or trading nature and necessary for its day to day operations (“RRPT”)

 

10.47Must a listed issuer appoint a main adviser for a RRPT, where such transaction triggers the percentage ratio of 25% or more and specific shareholders' approval (instead of a general mandate) is sought for the RRPT?
​Under paragraph 10.08(4) of the Main LR, the listed issuer is no longer required to appoint a main adviser for such RRPT. This however, does not restrict the listed issuer from appointing a Principal Adviser for the RRPT if it wishes to do so.
​Notwithstanding the above, the listed issuer must still appoint an independent adviser for the RRPT where specific shareholder approval is sought.