The government on Wednesday said the latest amendments to the insolvency law by way of an ordinance are aimed at providing an efficient alternative resolution framework for MSMEs
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New corporate insolvency being at halt reflected in the continuing drop in the number of ongoing corporate resolution cases in the October-December period
The detailed rules of the scheme specifying the minimum threshold of default will be notified soon
Ordinance is designed to ensure quicker, cost-effective and value maximising outcomes for all stakeholders in a manner that least disrupts their businesses and preserves jobs too
MSME Ordinance violates basic principle of IBC
Seeking to provide a quicker and value-maximising outcome for stressed MSMEs, the government has introduced a pre-packaged resolution process for such enterprises by amending the insolvency law.
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With the Supreme Court vacating the one-year breather on the filing of insolvency proceedings, it's back to the grind on the bad-loans front
As many as 1,942 cases are currently going on under the Code (as of September 2020)
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Dhanuka Pharmaceuticals that took over the company almost a year ago, nursed it back to health from bankruptcy
IBBI Chairperson M S Sahoo on Thursday said "normalcy" has been restored with respect to resolution of stress under the insolvency law, with the expiry of suspension of fresh proceedings. After a year of relevant provisions being suspended amid the coronavirus pandemic, fresh proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) can now be initiated. Certain provisions under the Code, which provides for time-bound and market-linked resolution of stressed assets, were suspended with effect from March 25 last year in the wake of the pandemic significantly impacting business activities. The suspension, which was in place for one year, ended on March 24. IBBI (Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India) Chairperson M S Sahoo on Thursday said three things are clear now. "On Tuesday, the Supreme Court cleared the haze around moratorium on loans. Second, the suspension on initiation of corporate insolvency proceedings in respect of COVID-19 defaults expired on Wednesday. Third, the ...
Govt should now focus on strengthening the NCLT
The CIRP, which was suspended in light of the Covid-related stress, covers a one-year period ending March 24, 2021
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Standards used now are not clear, resulting in hundreds of cases across India courts filed by borrowers, companies and individuals
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