🏛️ Shaping India’s Insolvency Future: A Transformative Vision
We’re thrilled to share highlights from Mr. Sumant Batra’s powerful introduction at AIPE’s inaugural IBC Conclave on August 29th at India International Centre, New Delhi. His insights on the IBC Amendment Bill 2025 chart a bold path forward for India’s insolvency ecosystem.
🎯 Key Takeaways:
Building Trust & Excellence: Mr. Batra called for ending the trust deficit between policymakers, NCLT, and insolvency professionals. His challenge to AIPE: Lead by example with a voluntary Code of Conduct that sets global standards.
The “Four Buckets” Framework for IBC Reforms:
✅ Policy Gaps Filled – Cross-border & group insolvency provisions align India with global best practices
✅ Implementation Enhanced—Addressing delays and judicial bottlenecks
✅Liquidation Strengthened – Greater oversight and stakeholder committees
✅ Balanced Approach – Wider withdrawal windows while avoiding NCLT overburdening
🌟 The Bigger Picture: These reforms aren’t just legal updates—they’re India’s statement to global markets. As we march toward 8% GDP growth and our vision of becoming a developed economy by 2047, a robust insolvency framework is crucial for investor confidence. Mr. Batra’s message resonates deeply: it’s time for our profession to embrace the highest standards of integrity and position India as a global insolvency leader.
🙏 Honoring Excellence: The address also celebrated stalwarts like Justice (Retd.) M.M. Kumar, Ms. Anita Shah Akella, and Dr. Mukulita Vijayawargiya—pillars of our insolvency community.
Together, we’re not just reforming laws—we’re building the foundation for India’s economic transformation. The Association of Insolvency Professionals Entites (AIPE) is committed to advancing professional excellence in India’s insolvency ecosystem. We also thank our Board of Directors Mr. M. L. Vij, CA Vijay Kumar Gupta, Mr. Anil Kohli, Ms. Manju Agarwal and Mr. Vipin Agarwal for extending their wholehearted support for making this event a great success.