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Circular - Due diligence by Insolvency Professionals regarding misuse of IBC framework
Directs Insolvency Professionals to Strengthen Due Diligence Against Misuse of IBC Framework
IBBI has directed Insolvency Professionals to remain vigilant against misuse of the IBC framework and conduct further enquiry where indicators suggest that CIRP or liquidation may be serving a fraudulent or malicious purpose.
Circular - Due diligence by Insolvency Professionals regarding misuse of IBC framework
10 September 2026Eff. 9 September 202613 min
Discussion Paper - Strengthening the Regulatory Framework - Amendments to CIRP Regulations, Liquidation Regulations and PG to CD Regulations
IBBI Discussion Paper Proposes Amendments to CIRP, Liquidation and Personal Guarantor Regulations — Comments Due 22 July 2026
IBBI's Discussion Paper proposes amendments to CIRP, Liquidation and Personal Guarantor Regulations — CoC approval for valuers, sealed-cover valuation reports, 30-day PG moratorium-cessation intimation, RP continuation during Sec. 12A withdrawal, and no AA approval for stakeholder-list changes.
Discussion Paper - Strengthening the Regulatory Framework - Amendments to CIRP Regulations, Liquidation Regulations and PG to CD Regulations
2 July 202613 min
Guidelines for winding up of AIFs with respect to retention of proceeds and ‘Inoperative Fund’ status
MandatorySEBI AIF Circular on Winding Up, Retention of Proceeds and Inoperative Fund Status
SEBI’s June 16, 2026 circular sets out rules for AIF winding up, retention of liquidation proceeds beyond permissible fund life, application for Inoperative Fund status, reporting requirements, and applicability to erstwhile VCFs.
Guidelines for winding up of AIFs with respect to retention of proceeds and ‘Inoperative Fund’ status
16 June 2026Eff. 16 June 202627 min
LiveLaw — IBC Overrides Securities Law? NCLAT's Expanding Jurisdiction Over Frozen Demat Accounts
MandatoryNCLAT Rules IBC Overrides SEBI Freeze — NCLT Can De-freeze Demat Accounts of Corporate Debtors During CIRP and Liquidation
NCLAT upheld NCLT's power under Section 60(5) of IBC to direct de-freezing of demat accounts frozen by BSE for Annual Listing Fee defaults — holding that once a liability is crystallised, IBC proceedings must prevail over parallel regulatory action.
LiveLaw — IBC Overrides Securities Law? NCLAT's Expanding Jurisdiction Over Frozen Demat Accounts
10 May 202616 min
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026 — Gazette of India CG-DL-E-06042026-271594
MandatoryIBC Amendment Act 2026: Complete Guide — Creditor-Initiated IRP, Group Insolvency, New Timelines & Key Changes
The IBC Amendment Act 2026 (No. 6 of 2026) introduces a new Creditor-Initiated IRP, Group Insolvency, Cross-Border Insolvency framework, strict AA timelines, CoC oversight of liquidation, dissenting FC protection, licence preservation post-resolution, and enhanced penalty provisions.
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026 — Gazette of India CG-DL-E-06042026-271594
3 May 2026Eff. 6 April 202622 min