The Lok Sabha on Monday passed the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025, seeking to amend the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, to further streamline insolvency resolution processes and address gaps in the existing law. The Lower House had taken up the Bill, moved by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, for discussion on March 27. Initially referred to a select committee, the Bill aims to address delays and introduce procedural changes in insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings for companies and individuals. Featuring 12 amendments, the revised legislation introduces key changes to India’s insolvency framework, including creditor-driven mechanisms, stricter timelines and provisions for group and cross-border… Read the original article here Category: BankruptcyBy EditorMarch 31, 2026Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Cotton On Asia Placed Under Voluntary Liquidation – BusinessToday MalaysiaNextNext post:Lok Sabha passes insolvency amendment Bill to tighten timelines, boost creditor controlRelated PostsCompany Behind Scarborough Town Centre Development Denies Insolvency RumoursJuly 18, 2026NCLT Amaravati Admits Insolvency Plea Against KGOC Terminals, Says Pre-COVID Loan Default Not ProtectedJuly 17, 2026Dutch crypto platform Knaken goes bankrupt due to €7M shortfall in customer funds. – PluangJuly 17, 2026Insolvency search: How to identify business risk early – Allianz TradeJuly 17, 2026Company insolvencies fall 10% year-on-year – Hospitality WeekJuly 17, 2026Scottish company insolvencies remain stable in JuneJuly 17, 2026
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