Transactions Between the Reporting Entity and Its Directors Are Considered

Transactions between the reporting entity and its directors are considered:

A) not prone to the risks associated with related-party transactions because directors have a self-interested motivation to put the interests of the entity first.
B) unlikely to be material in size in relation to most listed companies and therefore not normally required to be reported.
C) to all be related-party transactions and material regardless of their value.
D) prone to the same risks for reporting and other entities as all related-party transactions, and therefore treated the same way.

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