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IBBI amends real estate insolvency rules to protect homebuyers' interests

IBBI amends insolvency rules for real estate developers to speed up home delivery, strengthen homebuyers' participation and improve transparency in resolution processes

IBBI amends rules to speed up resolution of stressed real estate projects

To expedite real estate insolvencies, regulator IBBI has notified amendments to regulations providing for project-wise treatment, enhanced disclosures, stronger participation of homebuyers as well as detailed cost-assessment that will help attract more realistic bids. Against the backdrop of issues, challenges and delays being faced in the resolution of stressed real estate projects that are impacting homebuyers, the watchdog has amended the regulations pertaining to insolvency resolution process for corporate persons. IBBI is a key institution in implementing the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), which provides the framework for resolution of stressed assets in a market-linked and time-bound manner. "The amendments aim to facilitate more informed and viable resolution of real estate projects, enhance transparency and accountability, and strengthen the interests of homebuyers and other stakeholders in the insolvency resolution process," IBBI said in a release on Saturday. With

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