MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN,
EDITORIAL BOARD, IIIPI
Dear Professional Colleagues,
Kosha Moolo Dandah — “The treasury is the root of Administration” — this timeless maxim of the great Indian polymath and strategist Kautilya resonates strongly within India’s insolvency framework, wherein the first-order objective of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 is resolution, the second-order objective is the maximization of the value of corporate debtor’s asset value, and the third-order objective is promoting entrepreneurship, ensuring the availability of credit, and balancing the interests of stakeholders. To achieve these objectives, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 has been amended six times, while the accompanying IBBI Regulations have undergone over 100 amendments. READ MORE...
MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN,
GOVERNING BOARD, IIIPI
Dear Member,
The landscape of insolvency resolution in India continues to evolve rapidly. Recent court judgements, regulatory refinements, and increasing market complexity demand that insolvency professionals expand their technical capabilities while remaining anchored in the principles of fairness, transparency, and accountability. Given the significant economic and social consequences of their actions, it is imperative that they invest in continuous learning, adopt robust governance practices, and embrace interdisciplinary approaches that integrate legal acumen, financial insight, and investigative techniques. READ MORE...
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