Lenders have recovered Rs 3.89 lakh crore against admitted claims of Rs 12 lakh crore through resolution plans under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) till March 2025, resulting in a recovery rate of 33%. This means on average bankers have taken a haircut of 67% from CIRPs which yielded in resolution. However, the recovery…
Devon bakery business goes bust with huge unpaid debts Plymouth Live Read the original article here
JCPenney launches liquidation sales up to 90% as more store closures loom MSN Read the original article here
‘Exploited’ workers awarded $30k after boss calls in the liquidators Stuff Read the original article here
The average time for closure of a CIRP has risen from 614 days in FY23 to 717 days in FY25 | Photo Credit: lakshmiprasad S The Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) initiated by stakeholders such as financial creditors, operational creditors and corporate debtors under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, continues to be in…
Business insolvencies rose in April to their highest level since July last year after firms faced fresh tax increases, according to official data. Registered company insolvencies in England and Wales grew by 3% to 2,053 in April compared with the previous month, the Insolvency Service revealed. It was, however, still down 5% against the same…
NCLAT: Filing petition u/s 7 of IBC not barred by Majority’s Consideration of Debt Restructuring with corporate debtor Taxscan Read the original article here
The government is working on amending the insolvency law, including the provision related to bidders requiring CCI approval for resolution plans involving combinations before they approach the Committee of Creditors, according to a senior official. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) provides for a market-linked and time-bound resolution of stressed assets and under the framework,…
Monthly company insolvencies rise to highest level since last July MSN Read the original article here
The report also explores how Canadian businesses are adapting to economic pressures through the strategic use of restructuring law. BIA proposals and CCAA proceedings are being used more flexibly, sometimes in sequence. “It’s not unusual, frankly, to see a proceeding start as a proposal proceeding and then convert to a [CCAA] once the strategy becomes…