- Sawant Singh - 07-05-2018
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) offers an array of mechanisms for dealing with stressed assets. At last count, these included corporate debt restructuring, strategic debt restructuring, the scheme for sustainable structuring of stressed assets, and joint lenders forums with corrective action plans. Added to this are the various classifications of “special mention accounts” (SMAs) and the various stages of non-performing assets. The absence of a statute-driven insolvency apparatus justified the need for these mechanisms, but the enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) rendered their utility moot. Indeed, these mechanisms were unintendedly in conflict with the IBC.
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