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| 505 | 8 | |a 5.5 Ongoing Reform Efforts -- 5.6 Eliminating Wasteful Hearings -- 5.7 Planning -- 5.8 Rethinking Processes -- 5.9 Culture -- 5.10 Future Work -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- A Maximalist Approach to Data Under IBC -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The U.S. Experience -- 2.1 Starting Points -- 2.2 An Emerging Literature -- 2.3 Critiques About Data -- 2.4 BAPCPA -- 2.5 Some Lessons -- 3 Data for India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy System -- 3.1 What Data Should Be Collected? -- 3.2 Allocating the Responsibility for Data -- 3.3 Ensuring Standardization and Availability -- 4 Conclusion and A Proposal -- References -- Prepacks Under the IBC: A Tussle Between Speed and Fair Process -- 1 Introduction -- 2 What Are Prepacks? -- 3 Are Prepacks Permitted Under the IBC? -- 4 The Experience of Prepacks in Other Jurisdictions -- 5 Should Prepacks Be Permitted Under the IBC? -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- The Way Forward for Personal Insolvency -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Indian Credit Market -- 3 The Need for Personal Insolvency -- 3.1 The Individual Credit Market Is Growing -- 3.2 Stress Is Building -- 3.3 Loan Waivers Are Rising -- 3.4 Legal Processes for Recovery Are Weak -- 3.5 Coercive Collection Is Prevalent -- 3.6 This Has an Adverse Impact on the Credit Market -- 4 An Overview of Personal Insolvency in the IBC -- 4.1 Eligibility -- 4.2 Processes -- 4.3 Role of Secured Creditors -- 4.4 Priority -- 4.5 The Role of the DRT -- 5 The Way Forward -- 5.1 Policy Issues -- 5.2 Institutional Infrastructure: Courts -- 5.3 Institutional Infrastructure: Information Utility -- 5.4 Institutional Infrastructure: Intermediaries -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Value Destruction and Wealth Transfer Under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 -- 1 Introduction -- 2 An Overview of IBC -- 2.1 Research Questions -- 3 Value Destruction Problem | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.1 Economic Distress, Financial Distress -- 3.2 Basic Objectives of Insolvency Law -- 3.3 Sources of Value Destruction -- 3.4 Value Destruction Under IBC -- 4 Wealth Transfer Problem -- 4.1 Going Concern Sale, Restructuring -- 4.2 Sources of Wealth Transfer -- 4.3 Wealth Transfer Under IBC -- 5 Conclusion -- References | |
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| spelling | Thomas, Susan Verfasser aut Insolvency and Bankruptcy Reforms in India 1st ed Singapore Springer 2022 ©2022 1 Online-Ressource (198 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier India Studies in Business and Economics Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- Acronyms -- An Overview -- 1 The Questions Addressed by the Chapters of This Book -- 2 Looking Ahead -- References -- An Early Examination of the RBI-12 Cases Under the IBC -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Evolution of Insolvency Reform in India -- 3 The RBI-12 Cases Under the IBC -- 4 Challenges that the RBI-12 Presented to IBC -- 4.1 Section 29A: The Dilemma of Promoter Involvement -- 4.2 Repeated Failure of Time Bound Resolution -- 4.3 Anti-liquidation Bias -- 4.4 Lack of Commercial Consensus -- 4.5 The Errant Bidder -- 5 Some Learnings -- References -- Real Estate Insolvencies and the Status of Home Buyers -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The 'Uniqueness' of the Indian Real Estate Sector -- 2.1 Credit Access -- 2.2 Financial Distress -- 2.3 The Insolvency Stage -- 3 Impact on the IBC Processes -- 3.1 Impact on Timelines -- 3.2 Impact on CoC Decision-Making -- 3.3 Impact on Procedural Litigation -- 4 Consumers as Creditors in Other Jurisdictions -- 4.1 U.K. -- 4.2 U.S.A -- 4.3 Australia -- 5 Consumer Protection Legislations -- 5.1 U.K. -- 5.2 U.S.A -- 5.3 Australia -- 6 Consumer Protection and Insolvency -- 7 Conclusion -- References -- Performance of Company Law Tribunals in India -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Description of the NCLT -- 2.1 Workload -- 3 Judicial Performance Measurement -- 3.1 Can Court Performance Be Measured? -- 3.2 The Legal Perspective -- 3.3 The Economic Perspective -- 3.4 Performance Measurement in Some Jurisdictions -- 3.5 Performance Measures for the NCLT -- 3.6 Modelling Duration in Court Proceedings -- 4 Estimating NCLT Performance -- 4.1 Data -- 4.2 Duration -- 4.3 Pendency -- 4.4 Outflow Rate -- 4.5 Delay -- 4.6 Cost -- 5 Discussion -- 5.1 Delay Due to Extra Steps -- 5.2 Delay Due to Failed Hearings -- 5.3 Systems and Processes -- 5.4 Capacity Constraints 5.5 Ongoing Reform Efforts -- 5.6 Eliminating Wasteful Hearings -- 5.7 Planning -- 5.8 Rethinking Processes -- 5.9 Culture -- 5.10 Future Work -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- A Maximalist Approach to Data Under IBC -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The U.S. Experience -- 2.1 Starting Points -- 2.2 An Emerging Literature -- 2.3 Critiques About Data -- 2.4 BAPCPA -- 2.5 Some Lessons -- 3 Data for India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy System -- 3.1 What Data Should Be Collected? -- 3.2 Allocating the Responsibility for Data -- 3.3 Ensuring Standardization and Availability -- 4 Conclusion and A Proposal -- References -- Prepacks Under the IBC: A Tussle Between Speed and Fair Process -- 1 Introduction -- 2 What Are Prepacks? -- 3 Are Prepacks Permitted Under the IBC? -- 4 The Experience of Prepacks in Other Jurisdictions -- 5 Should Prepacks Be Permitted Under the IBC? -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- The Way Forward for Personal Insolvency -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Indian Credit Market -- 3 The Need for Personal Insolvency -- 3.1 The Individual Credit Market Is Growing -- 3.2 Stress Is Building -- 3.3 Loan Waivers Are Rising -- 3.4 Legal Processes for Recovery Are Weak -- 3.5 Coercive Collection Is Prevalent -- 3.6 This Has an Adverse Impact on the Credit Market -- 4 An Overview of Personal Insolvency in the IBC -- 4.1 Eligibility -- 4.2 Processes -- 4.3 Role of Secured Creditors -- 4.4 Priority -- 4.5 The Role of the DRT -- 5 The Way Forward -- 5.1 Policy Issues -- 5.2 Institutional Infrastructure: Courts -- 5.3 Institutional Infrastructure: Information Utility -- 5.4 Institutional Infrastructure: Intermediaries -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Value Destruction and Wealth Transfer Under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 -- 1 Introduction -- 2 An Overview of IBC -- 2.1 Research Questions -- 3 Value Destruction Problem 3.1 Economic Distress, Financial Distress -- 3.2 Basic Objectives of Insolvency Law -- 3.3 Sources of Value Destruction -- 3.4 Value Destruction Under IBC -- 4 Wealth Transfer Problem -- 4.1 Going Concern Sale, Restructuring -- 4.2 Sources of Wealth Transfer -- 4.3 Wealth Transfer Under IBC -- 5 Conclusion -- References Bankruptcy Law reform Law reform-India Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Thomas, Susan Insolvency and Bankruptcy Reforms in India Singapore : Springer,c2022 9789811608537 |
| spellingShingle | Thomas, Susan Insolvency and Bankruptcy Reforms in India Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- Acronyms -- An Overview -- 1 The Questions Addressed by the Chapters of This Book -- 2 Looking Ahead -- References -- An Early Examination of the RBI-12 Cases Under the IBC -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Evolution of Insolvency Reform in India -- 3 The RBI-12 Cases Under the IBC -- 4 Challenges that the RBI-12 Presented to IBC -- 4.1 Section 29A: The Dilemma of Promoter Involvement -- 4.2 Repeated Failure of Time Bound Resolution -- 4.3 Anti-liquidation Bias -- 4.4 Lack of Commercial Consensus -- 4.5 The Errant Bidder -- 5 Some Learnings -- References -- Real Estate Insolvencies and the Status of Home Buyers -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The 'Uniqueness' of the Indian Real Estate Sector -- 2.1 Credit Access -- 2.2 Financial Distress -- 2.3 The Insolvency Stage -- 3 Impact on the IBC Processes -- 3.1 Impact on Timelines -- 3.2 Impact on CoC Decision-Making -- 3.3 Impact on Procedural Litigation -- 4 Consumers as Creditors in Other Jurisdictions -- 4.1 U.K. -- 4.2 U.S.A -- 4.3 Australia -- 5 Consumer Protection Legislations -- 5.1 U.K. -- 5.2 U.S.A -- 5.3 Australia -- 6 Consumer Protection and Insolvency -- 7 Conclusion -- References -- Performance of Company Law Tribunals in India -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Description of the NCLT -- 2.1 Workload -- 3 Judicial Performance Measurement -- 3.1 Can Court Performance Be Measured? -- 3.2 The Legal Perspective -- 3.3 The Economic Perspective -- 3.4 Performance Measurement in Some Jurisdictions -- 3.5 Performance Measures for the NCLT -- 3.6 Modelling Duration in Court Proceedings -- 4 Estimating NCLT Performance -- 4.1 Data -- 4.2 Duration -- 4.3 Pendency -- 4.4 Outflow Rate -- 4.5 Delay -- 4.6 Cost -- 5 Discussion -- 5.1 Delay Due to Extra Steps -- 5.2 Delay Due to Failed Hearings -- 5.3 Systems and Processes -- 5.4 Capacity Constraints 5.5 Ongoing Reform Efforts -- 5.6 Eliminating Wasteful Hearings -- 5.7 Planning -- 5.8 Rethinking Processes -- 5.9 Culture -- 5.10 Future Work -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- A Maximalist Approach to Data Under IBC -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The U.S. Experience -- 2.1 Starting Points -- 2.2 An Emerging Literature -- 2.3 Critiques About Data -- 2.4 BAPCPA -- 2.5 Some Lessons -- 3 Data for India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy System -- 3.1 What Data Should Be Collected? -- 3.2 Allocating the Responsibility for Data -- 3.3 Ensuring Standardization and Availability -- 4 Conclusion and A Proposal -- References -- Prepacks Under the IBC: A Tussle Between Speed and Fair Process -- 1 Introduction -- 2 What Are Prepacks? -- 3 Are Prepacks Permitted Under the IBC? -- 4 The Experience of Prepacks in Other Jurisdictions -- 5 Should Prepacks Be Permitted Under the IBC? -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- The Way Forward for Personal Insolvency -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Indian Credit Market -- 3 The Need for Personal Insolvency -- 3.1 The Individual Credit Market Is Growing -- 3.2 Stress Is Building -- 3.3 Loan Waivers Are Rising -- 3.4 Legal Processes for Recovery Are Weak -- 3.5 Coercive Collection Is Prevalent -- 3.6 This Has an Adverse Impact on the Credit Market -- 4 An Overview of Personal Insolvency in the IBC -- 4.1 Eligibility -- 4.2 Processes -- 4.3 Role of Secured Creditors -- 4.4 Priority -- 4.5 The Role of the DRT -- 5 The Way Forward -- 5.1 Policy Issues -- 5.2 Institutional Infrastructure: Courts -- 5.3 Institutional Infrastructure: Information Utility -- 5.4 Institutional Infrastructure: Intermediaries -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Value Destruction and Wealth Transfer Under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 -- 1 Introduction -- 2 An Overview of IBC -- 2.1 Research Questions -- 3 Value Destruction Problem 3.1 Economic Distress, Financial Distress -- 3.2 Basic Objectives of Insolvency Law -- 3.3 Sources of Value Destruction -- 3.4 Value Destruction Under IBC -- 4 Wealth Transfer Problem -- 4.1 Going Concern Sale, Restructuring -- 4.2 Sources of Wealth Transfer -- 4.3 Wealth Transfer Under IBC -- 5 Conclusion -- References Bankruptcy Law reform Law reform-India |
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