In November last year, the Reserve Bank of India had sent the company to debt resolution after it defaulted on its loans worth Rs 24,000 crore
As many as 55 companies submitted expressions of interest (EoIs) for Reliance Capital but only a few submitted binding bids
The Committee of Creditors of Reliance Capital, in its meeting held on Wednesday, has decided to reject all the binding bids that it received from the bidders on Monday
The final round of Reliance Capital's bidding process has received a poor response from the bidders as the big players like Adani and Tata have not bid for the company or its multiple subsidiaries
Final bids for Reliance Capital expected on Monday
The race for acquisition of Reliance Capital's 51 per cent stake in Reliance Nippon Life Insurance Co (RNLIC) is intensifying, with the top brass of the Japanese partner in the joint venture likely to visit India this week to flag its concerns with the ongoing resolution process under insolvency laws, sources said. Japan's Nippon Life, which holds 49 per cent stake in RNLIC, is opposed to the entry of Aditya Birla Sun Life in the race to acquire Reliance Capital's stake in RNLIC. Sources with knowledge of the matter said Nippon Life's Global President Hiroshi Shimizu along with Minoru Kimura, managing executive officer and head of global business, Nippon Life Insurance, and Tomohiro Yao, regional CEO, Nippon Life Asia Pacific and Director, RNLIC, are likely to visit Mumbai on Monday. Shimizu and his team may meet senior officials of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other stakeholders, and apprise them of their position with regard to their investment in RNLIC and their long-term
Warns it will seek intervention if RCap's Administrator ignores its demand for additional info on the company
PE firm previously submitted the highest non-binding bid for the business
The talks were initiated after a court-appointed administrator of Reliance Capital put the 51% stake in Reliance Nippon Life on sale
Reliance Strategic Investments, of which he is the non-executive chairman, will be renamed Jio Financial Services Ltd, and will be listed on the bourses pursuant to a demerger scheme
CoC decides that all bidders, while submitting their resolution plans, will agree in writing to participate in the Challenge Mechanism in whatever form it is implemented by the lenders later
Reliance Capital Committee of Creditors (COC) has decided to extend the date of submitting the binding bids from October 31 to November 20
Will help bidders for its insurance business to avoid Irdai's 5-year lock-in
This is the third deadline extension as the lenders seek better offers from the bidders
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has for the third time extended the deadline for debt-ridden Reliance Capital's resolution process to January 31. The earlier deadline was November 1, 2022. This is the third extension as the timeline has been extended twice in the past, sources said. As per the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) rules, the administrator had to originally close the resolution of RCL within 180 days, by June 3, 2022. Earlier, the lenders of Reliance Capital had given an extension of 30 days to the bidders for submission of binding bids, along with an EMD of Rs 75 crore, by October 31. The bidders were not happy with this 30 days extension as most of them had sought an extension by 2-4 months. Reliance Capital had received 14 non-binding bids for its multiple businesses. Six companies had submitted bids for the entire company, while the rest of the bidders had submitted bids for its multiple subsidiaries. Two options are available for the bidders. The fir
Reliance Capital holds 51 per cent stake in RNLIC and Nippon Life of Japan the rest
Administrator pegs general insurance arm valuation at Rs 9,450 crore
IDBI Trusteeship Services has asked the administrator of Reliance Capital, Nageswara Rao Y to withdraw the allegations of breach of confidentiality
The investment by the Tata group is a shift in its strategy to focus more in the home markets instead of international markets where the group lost money
Banking sources said Piramal group has sought 12 weeks' extension, while PE major Advent wants time till Jan-end 2023, citing delays in completing due diligence