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Despite potential biases introduced by the Dosa approach in analysing its efficacy, the law appears successful in delivering on its key parameters
The IBC, which came into force in 2016, is a key legislation aimed at resolving stressed in a time-bound and market-linked manner
Group insolvency remains an ill-defined area in the IBC. Here's why it needs a clear framework
This move by the insolvency regulator aims to avoid delays and preserve asset value amid rising stressed cases
The IBBI would also be able to keep track of the happenings in the NCLT through this portal
To prevent immediate repossession of aircraft by lessors after default, the government is contemplating a two-month moratorium rule for the aviation sector
An unsolicited bid of Rs 3,650 crore was submitted by Adani Power, which was later improved to Rs 4,100 crore
Insolvency cases remain pending for months and years, deterring stakeholders. It is imperative that litigation be reduced
In a note to observe the seven years of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), the rating agency said the recovery rates have fallen to 32 per cent in September 2023, from 43 per cent in March 2019
The recovery rate from personal guarantors currently stands at 5.22%. This rate is anticipated to rise following the Supreme Court's recent ruling affirming the constitutionality of the IBC provisions
Experts attribute it to initial economic conditions of companies entering CIRP
The Bombay High Court ordered the winding up of Vadraj Cement in August 2018, leading to the decision to sell the company under the IBC process
Supreme Court has strengthened the IBC framework
The study found that hotels and restaurants have had the highest recovery rate for creditors under the IBC while electricity, gas, and water supply firms have the lowest recovery rates
Top court upholds constitutionality of key provisions
In May 2022, Sebi had issued an order alleging manipulation in financials, lapses in buyback procedures, and failure to submit disclosures on material information
The Go First lenders are seeking to recover around 25-30% or Rs 1,600 crore-Rs 1,900 crore of their exposure to the airline
Increased involvement of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, or RERA, could also be proposed in the upcoming discussion paper
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) would consider issuing this as a clarification, if needed, following the recent Supreme Court (SC) judgment in the Rainbow Papers case, the senior official said