Das said that weaker-than-expected growth with signs of a slowdown was the key risk to global financial stability, though banks were more resilient to shocks
Seshagiri Rao pointed out a clarification on immunity to corporate debtor was required as there could be claims from other departments of govt which could eventually result in some problem
One-time settlements on the decline, say lenders
Sahoo reiterated that there was no shortage of resolution professionals and registered valuers
The Supreme Court's verdict paves the way for resumption of several insolvency cases that had been put on hold pending a decision.
PE funds are cashing in on the new emerging areas of business. However PE funds admit that handling conglomerates needs special expertise and acumen as they are complex deals
Any decision to change the system should be based on developed theory and firm evidence
In the latest amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), the government has made it mandatory for all corporate insolvency procedures, including litigation, to be wrapped up in 330 days
Companies seek returns of over 20 per cent but RBI has put restrictions on yields and tenure
The amendments are largely to clear the Code's legislative intent, says Nirmala Sitharaman
Big IBC cases such as those of Amtek Auto, Bhushan Power & Steel, Era Infra Engineering, and Jaypee Infratech have gone well beyond the 270-day deadline set under the IBC
NCLT had started the insolvency process after a petition was filed by the Union Bank of India
One of the issues is how long the airline can enjoy rights over its parking slots at airports
Section 74(3) of the IBC stipulates that officers of those companies who knowingly and wilfuly contravene the terms of the resolution plan should be sentenced to imprisonment
The Centre told this to a bench comprising justices A M Khanwilkar and Dinesh Maheshwari, hearing the homebuyers matter of Jaypee Infratech Ltd
Secured financial creditors will now get the same - 60.7% of the total amount
Top court defers hearing to July 11, says such policy issues should be solved by Centre
In the two years of the IBC, real estate was the top sector, with 20 per cent of the insolvency cases being registered
Fate of several companies is hanging in the balance as defaulting promoters approach the NCLT to settle dues with creditors
In the coming months, we are hopeful of a few more cracks in the framework being filled