IBBI says while this reflects extent of value erosion by the time a corporate debtor enters CIRP, it remains the highest among all options available to creditors for recovery
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has extended the time till January 5 next year for completion of insolvency resolution process for Srei Infrastructure Finance. Total three participants have shown interest in the buyout process. "National Company Law Tribunal, Kolkata bench has extended the time of completion of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) till 5th January, 2023 with respect to the ongoing CIRP of the company," Srei said in a BSE filing. In October 2021, the RBI took the management of the Kolkata-based non-banking housing finance company due to its deteriorating financial conditions and governance issues. Following this, the company came under CIRP. The RBI and Srei are the litigant parties in the matter. As per an NCLT order dated October 31, 2022, the Srei administrator had sought more time till January 2023 for completion of CIRP. The committee of creditors (CoC) through its counsel had informed NCLT that Expressions Of Interest (EoIs) have been rece
According to the data, 60 per cent of bankruptcy cases are pending for over 270 days under the IBC
Policy loopholes are encouraging many promoters to exit their companies stealthily, raising the question: Should promoters be in control after pledging their shares?
The voting on the resolution plans concluded on Thursday evening
Decision is in compliance with 2017 RBI circular asking financial creditors to submit financial information to an information utility under Section 215 of IBC
More stringent NOF guidelines could edge out smaller players, lead to consolidation
Resolution amount was Rs 4,020 cr as per the plan
Reliance Communications, then owned by Anil Ambani, had to shut down its business operations as a result of its high debt burden and a failed merger with Aircel
Court agrees with tribunal orders in Bhushan Steel's acquisition by Tata group firm
Gujarat govt welcomes the winning offer which could boost ship building activity under the new 2019 port policy
Spectrum assigned to the insolvent company will revert to government control in case it fails to comply with these conditions
Appellate tribunal NCLAT has set aside insolvency proceedings against Mack Star Marketing initiated by the NCLT Mumbai after observing that the term-loan provided by Yes Bank to it was an "eye-wash" and "collusive in nature". A two-member bench held such collusive transactions do not fall within the ambit of the definition of Financial Debt as defined under Section 5(8) of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code and therefore Suraksha Asset Reconstruction cannot be termed as a Financial Creditor. The NCLAT observed that out of Rs 147.6 crore -- sanctioned by Yes Bank in Mack Star's name for the purpose of renovating 'Kaledonia' a two-year-old building constructed at a cost of Rs 100 crore -- more than 99 per cent of the amount was routed back to Yes Bank either on the same day or within a very short period. "The chequered history of the loan transactions and collusive arrangements indulged by Yes Bank demonstrates that the Term Loans disbursed in the name of Mack Star is an eye-wash' and
Lido Learning's board of directors has passed a special resolution to file an application under section 10 of IBC, 2016
The estimated deal size is Rs 1,830 crore
FLFL - in its filing with the BSE - said Saraf and Partners, advocates, on behalf of BoI, has served a petition under Section 7 of the IBC 2016
The move, according to tax experts, will set a precedent for matters related to recoveries
Says the cricket governing body must explain PwC's exit from the auction process
Haircuts are defined as the losses incurred by the creditors (banks in this case) on resolving the bad debts or stressed assets
The changes will will make amends to the cross-border insolvency regime. Among other changes, the bill will make it easier for overseas creditors to participate in the legal proceedings in India