Registration of Security Interest and Rights of Secured Creditors under IBC
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Sikha is a Commerce Graduate and is an Associate Member of the ICSI and had secured AIR in examinations conducted by the Institute. She has qualified ICWAI examinations as well. Sikha’s core area of expertise include insolvency law, law on security interests, corporate laws and financial regulations. She is known for her intensive legal analysis and drafting skills. Read more - https://vinodkothari.com/sikha_bansal_profile/
– Sikha Bansal, Partner & Neha Malu, Senior Executive | resolution@vinodkothari.com Read our writeups on the topic –
– Sikha Bansal and Anirudh Grover | finserv@vinodkothari.com Introduction The rights of secured creditors are spread across various laws: common law, Companies Act, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) and the SARFAESI Act. In equal measure, the preconditions which are requisite to assert these rights are also spread over those very laws. It is lamentable that the security […]
– Sikha Bansal, Partner and Timothy Lopes, Manager | resolution@vinodkothari.com Every economy has entities that carry with them systemic risk, which is essentially the risk that failure of such entities could result in financial contagion through a sort of domino/cascading effect on the economy. The contagion effect multiplies manifold if such an entity has cross-border […]
Supreme Court lays principles in case of debenture defaults – Sikha Bansal, Partner, Vinod Kothari & Company | corplaw@vinodkothari.com A well-developed corporate bond market not only provides cost-effective funds to the issuer, but also enables lenders like banks and other financial institutions to streamline their asset-liability mismatches. As such, there have been a lot of […]
– Sikha Bansal, Partner & Shraddha Shivani, Executive | corplaw@vinodkothari.com Introduction Pledge[1], hypothecation, mortgage – these are all forms of security interest[2], albeit with different features. Although the common objective of any form of security interest is to create a right in rem[3] (rather than in personam[4]) in favour of the lender, the effectiveness of […]
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