ET Prime has just published a comprehensive story on the IBC Amendment Bill 2025, spotlighting how the legislation seeks to transform stressed asset resolution for the decade ahead. The article draws from the recent AIPE Inaugural Event at the India International Centre on 29th August 2025, where a distinguished panel of senior insolvency experts, including former NCLT President Justice M. M. Kumar, Ms. Anita Shah (Joint Secretary, Ministry of Corproate Affairs and bill architect), Mr. Sumant Batra, Mr. Anoop Rawat (Head of Insolvency Practice, Cyril Amarachand), and Mr. Ajay Shaw (Partner & Head, Insolvency and Restructuring, DSK Legal), delivered deep analysis, joined by prominent insolvency professionals such as Mr. Anil Kohli, Mr. Sanjeev Ahuja (Missing Bridge), Mr. Debjyoti Ray Chaudhary (MD, NeSL, the Information Utility), and Mr. Sanjeev Pandey (ex-head, SBI Insolvency Division) and CEO of AIPE.
AIPE has been at the forefront of driving robust, expert-led discussions on the IBC Amendment Bill 2025, facilitating a collaborative platform where senior insolvency professionals, legal experts, and regulators converge to analyze, dissect, and shape the future of insolvency resolution in India. By hosting landmark events like the recent inaugural conclave at the India International Centre, AIPE underscores its commitment to advancing governance, transparency, and efficiency in the insolvency ecosystem, ensuring that the reforms are both practical and impactful for the decade ahead.”
Through robust debate and insightful perspectives, the AIPE IBC Conclave 2025 dissected the bill’s pivotal reforms—such as the Creditor-Initiated Insolvency Resolution Process (CIIRP), group and cross-border insolvency frameworks, changes to creditor rights, and practical remedies for procedural inefficiencies.
The article captures the essence of these deliberations and what the new IBC 2025 means for India’s insolvency ecosystem.
At the AIPE Inaugural event, a large gathering of leading experts from the insolvency ecosystem exceeded the available seating capacity, reflecting the high level of interest and engagement. Attendees widely acknowledged AIPE’s vital role in upholding professional ethics, enhancing the quality, and expanding the reach of Insolvency Professional Entities (IPEs), driven by the dedicated leadership of its Board of Directors—Mr. M L Vij, Mr. Anil Kohli, CA Vijay Kumar Gupta, Ms. Anju Agarwal, and Mr. Vipin Agarwal.
🔗 Read the full article on ET Prime: https://lnkd.in/diygpMWN
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