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India approves IBC reforms to speed up insolvency resolution with stricter timelines and new restructuring tools.
The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, paving the way for the IBC (Amendment) Bill, 2025 to be introduced in Parliament during the ongoing Budget session.
The changes, based on a parliamentary committee’s recommendations, aim to speed up insolvency resolution by setting strict timelines, including a three-month deadline for appeals and shorter admission periods.
New provisions include a creditor-led out-of-court restructuring process, a formal group insolvency framework, and a cross-border insolvency mechanism.
The reforms also bar resolution professionals from liquidation roles if a rescue fails and lower the voting threshold for pre-packaged insolvency from 66% to 51%.
The government opted not to apply the “clean slate” principle retroactively.
The bill is expected to reduce delays, litigation, and improve governance in India’s corporate insolvency system.
India aprueba las reformas de IBC para acelerar la resolución de insolvencia con plazos más estrictos y nuevas herramientas de reestructuración.