Insolvency Code: Need stricter norms to keep out crooks- The New … – The New Indian Express

A recent ordinance introducing Section 29A in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) debars promoters declared wilful defaulters of companies facing bankruptcy proceedings to bid for the stressed assets. This legal initiative has come not a day too soon. Clever operators who had stripped their companies and misused loans have been regaining control through legal…

Is bankruptcy next step for Salim? Marble staircase stoush headed for court, reports – NEWS.com.au

LIFES never dull for controversial businessman and former Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer. On top of facing a series of court battles over everything from his former relationship to his crumbling business empire, now he can reportedly add the threat of bankruptcy to the list. The 31-year-old is currently under virtual house arrest and facing…

Compliance norms may be eased for companies facing insolvency – Livemint

A file photo of the Sebi headquarters in Mumbai. Eleven of the 12 large NPA accounts currently under insolvency proceedings, including Bhushan Steel Ltd, Alok Industries Ltd, Amtek Auto Ltd, Lanco Infratech Ltd, Electrosteel Steels Ltd and Era Infra Engineering, are listed companies. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint Mumbai: A committee set up to ease listing, compliance…

What is bankruptcy, is it the same as insolvency and what does it mean if someone declares themselves bankrupt? – The Sun

EVERYONE has heard of people being declared bankrupt but it’s not as simple as simply having no money. Here’s all you need to know about the complex way people get their debts written off. Getty – Contributor Here’s all you need to know about bankruptcy What is bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is a legal status whereby debts…

Most lenders to oppose China Development Bank’s insolvency plea: RCom – Economic Times

MUMBAI: In a sign of support to Anil Ambani owned Reliance Communications (Rcom), lenders to the telecom operator have opposed China Development Banks insolvency filing to recover its $1.78 billion. At a committee of creditors meeting on 29 November 2017, a majority of Reliance Communications lenders, foreign and Indian, aggregating 31, decided to oppose China…