To ease the compliance burden for #insolvency professionals, and enhance the effectiveness of the liquidation process, the #IBBI has launched a set of electronic forms under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
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Let's talk Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (#IBC)! While it's improved resolution speed, there are still loopholes. It is time for a tweak to ensure quicker resolutions. With a revamp on the horizon for the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, the changes have the potential to improve resolution value, as well as reduce resolution timelines. This may, obviously lead to higher stressed asset recoveries in the medium to long term making the whole process easier and more attractive. Interested to know more? Pawan Kumar has more on it: https://shorturl.at/rxzQS #FinancialCreditors #SARFAESIAct #InsolvencyResolution #PolicyMatters
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The Insolvency Professionals to act as Interim Resolution Professionals, Liquidators, Resolution Professionals and Bankruptcy Trustees (Recommendation) (Second) Guidelines, 2023. #MCA #IBBI #IBC #Guidelines #UPDATE #Professional
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As the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) timelines stretched well beyond their specified limits, the companies undergoing the resolution process saw an erosion in the value of their assets. Our Partner Animesh Bisht shares his views on this with Business Standard. Read it at: https://lnkd.in/dnGMYYhS #NCLT #IBC #InsolvencyLaw #ResolutionProcess
Missed timelines, manpower crunch pose challenges for insolvency resolution
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New Insight: Treatment of Secured Creditors in Liquidation under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) We are pleased to share an insightful article on the critical topic of the treatment of secured creditors in liquidation under the IBC. This comprehensive piece delves into the nuances and implications for secured creditors during the liquidation process, offering valuable perspectives for legal professionals and stakeholders. 🔗 Read the full article here : https://lnkd.in/gDrb5mGi Stay informed and stay ahead with the latest legal insights. #Insolvency #Bankruptcy #SecuredCreditors #IBC #LegalInsights #indialawllp
The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code Treatment Of Secured Creditors
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A brand new Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is expected post elections. Read my article.
Let's talk Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (#IBC)! While it's improved resolution speed, there are still loopholes. It is time for a tweak to ensure quicker resolutions. With a revamp on the horizon for the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, the changes have the potential to improve resolution value, as well as reduce resolution timelines. This may, obviously lead to higher stressed asset recoveries in the medium to long term making the whole process easier and more attractive. Interested to know more? Pawan Kumar has more on it: https://shorturl.at/rxzQS #FinancialCreditors #SARFAESIAct #InsolvencyResolution #PolicyMatters
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Authored by: Karan Gautam Read more at:and the Bankruptcy Code, enacted in 2016, marked a paradigm shift in the Indian financial landscape. Its primary objective is to consolidate and amend the laws relating to the reorganisation and insolvency resolution of corporate persons, partnership firms, and individuals in a time-bound manner. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gSEMzAqE Visit : www.barelaw.in . . . #IBC #insolvency #bankruptcylaw #insolvencylaw
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The new IBBI guidelines are aimed at procedural delays and inefficiencies, ensuring objectivity, integrity, independence, and impartiality. They emphasize professional competence, cooperation, supervision, timeliness, confidentiality, and cost management. Let us hope that these guidelines should make the CoC's decision-making process more structured and efficient, ultimately safeguarding and maximizing the value of distressed assets.
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The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (“IBBI”) has issued new guidelines aimed at optimizing the performance and effectiveness of the Committee of Creditors (“CoC”) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“Code”). These guidelines, effective immediately, are designed to address the procedural delays and inefficiencies that can impact the value maximization of distressed assets. These guidelines entail various responsibilities on the COC as more particularly, Objectivity and Integrity, Independence and Impartiality, Professional Competence and Participation, Co-operation, supervision and Timeliness, Confidentiality, Costs Meetings of the COC, Sharing of Information and Feasibility and Viability of the Corporate Debtor. The IBBI guidelines are outcome of various discussion paper and reports. Even the thirty second report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on finance had recommended, “there is an urgent need to have a professional code of conduct for the COC, which will define and circumscribe their decisions, as these have larger implications for the efficacy of the Code.” While the commercial wisdom of the CoC continues to remain paramount, the guidelines will further make the process more structured and efficient, ensuring that CoC members play a proactive role in safeguarding and maximizing the value of distressed assets.
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Partner I ANM Global I Insolvency & Bankruptcy Practise & Sarfaesi I Empanelled Mediator-Bombay High Court I Company Secretary
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (“IBBI”) has issued new guidelines aimed at optimizing the performance and effectiveness of the Committee of Creditors (“CoC”) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“Code”). These guidelines, effective immediately, are designed to address the procedural delays and inefficiencies that can impact the value maximization of distressed assets. These guidelines entail various responsibilities on the COC as more particularly, Objectivity and Integrity, Independence and Impartiality, Professional Competence and Participation, Co-operation, supervision and Timeliness, Confidentiality, Costs Meetings of the COC, Sharing of Information and Feasibility and Viability of the Corporate Debtor. The IBBI guidelines are outcome of various discussion paper and reports. Even the thirty second report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on finance had recommended, “there is an urgent need to have a professional code of conduct for the COC, which will define and circumscribe their decisions, as these have larger implications for the efficacy of the Code.” While the commercial wisdom of the CoC continues to remain paramount, the guidelines will further make the process more structured and efficient, ensuring that CoC members play a proactive role in safeguarding and maximizing the value of distressed assets.
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IBC yet to address resolution for insolvencies of group companies The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has been around for nearly seven years, and in these seven years, it has been amended six times. However, it is yet to address a significant concern: group insolvencies. While the IBC lags in accommodating the consolidation of resolution processes for group companies, courts have frequently intervened to take up group insolvency matters. #ibc2016 #groupinsolvency #resolutionprocess The absence of a dedicated provision for group insolvency within the IBC has led to notable cases of judicial consolidation. Among these are the consolidation of 13 Videocon group companies, Lavasa corporation and its subsidiaries, and the procedural consolidation of Srei.
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