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Bankers fear that the resolution process will come to a halt for two months. The government has asked the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to provide at

The liquidation value of the 124 companies has been pegged at just Rs 4,817 crore, while the total admitted claims of creditors (both financial and

Last week, the Supreme Court observed that the role of adjudicating authorities came only after a resolution plan is finalised and said that they were

Banks will continue to see their credit costs (amount set aside for bad loans) stay at 2-3 per cent in FY19 and FY20 because of ageing

After initial apprehensions, law firms have finally interpreted the brief judgement as favourable to the resolution proceedings and interpreted status quo only on insolvency proceedings

Advocate Abhishek Singhvi said the controversial circular of the Reserve Bank on stressed assets deserved to be stayed because it was a blanket approach without regard to individual facts

Lenders dragged a bunch of power companies to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), signalling their intention to seek an early resolution to the issue of bad loans, just

The Reserve Bank of India has refused to be part of the cabinet secretary-led panel set up by the PMO in July to resolve issues of the

ArcelorMittal told the Supreme Court it would lift the escrow on Rs 7,000 crore and pay the money owed by Uttam GalvaNSE 3.86 % and KSS Petron, companies in which

The Supreme Court on Thursday said the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLTs) and the appellate tribunal should not entertain petitions by the concerned parties at

Bankers will approach the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to seek clarity on whether they can proceed with insolvency proceedings against stressed corporate debtors. This follows