Explains why many insolvency resolutions fail due to lack of execution capital and how a Revival Fund can prevent value-destructive liquidations by supporting viable businesses.
Courts are increasingly questioning whether all homebuyer claims qualify as financial debt. The key takeaway is a shift toward transaction-based scrutiny rather than automatic classification.
This case highlights how delays before insolvency tribunals erode value and derail time-bound resolution. The key takeaway is that speed in adjudication is essential to achieving IBC’s objectives.
The analysis explains how restricting PPIRP to MSMEs is causing missed opportunities for value preservation. It highlights why larger corporates may benefit more from a regulated pre-pack framework.
This article examines whether approving resolution plans below liquidation value aligns with economic logic under insolvency law and highlights the long-term legal risks such approvals may trigger.
Examines AI’s impact on revenue projections, cost structures, and long-term valuation assumptions. Takeaway: AI can enhance analysis but cannot replace professional judgement.
The new regulation allows possession of completed real estate units during insolvency, offering timely relief to compliant homebuyers without breaching the moratorium.
The initiative addresses delays in affordable and mid-income housing by funding only project completion, not developer bailouts. It demonstrates how structured, milestone-based financing can protect homebuyers and restore confidence in stressed real estate projects.
Learn why refund claims are being paused under a risk-based system and how timely reconciliation or revision can ensure smooth processing.
The analysis highlights that valuation is the foundation of restructuring, shaping fairness, regulatory approval, and long-term value rather than merely supporting a swap ratio.