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INSOLVENCY MEETS ARBITRATION Convergence, Conflict, And Co-Existence In Asia
Insolvency and arbitration have traditionally occupied separate spaces: one collective and court-supervised, the other private and consent-based. That separation is breaking down. Across Asia, distressed companies are parties to ongoing arbitral proceedings, arbitral awards are being pursued against insolvent entities, and restructuring moratoria are colliding with arbitral proceedings in ways that neither the law of insolvency nor the law of arbitration has cleanly resolved.
India Insolvency
DD
Dhir & Dhir Associates
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Legal Implications Of Technical Write-Off And Avoidance (PUFE) Applications In Insolvency Proceedings
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”)1 represents a watershed in India’s corporate insolvency framework. It seeks to consolidate laws relating to insolvency and ensure time-bound resolution of distressed entities while protecting the value of assets and promoting equitable treatment of creditors. Parallel to the IBC regime, the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) regulates the manner in which banks and financial institutions treat non-performing assets in their books of account.
India Insolvency
ML
MZM Legal
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Classification Of Corporate Guarantees As Financial Debt Under The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code
A May 2026 ruling has clarified that corporate guarantees backed by security qualify as 'financial debt' under Section 5(8) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. This article analyses the legal reasoning, its implications for resolution applicants, financial creditors, and corporate groups, and the broader impact on insolvency restructuring and credit markets in India.
India Insolvency
Ka
Khurana and Khurana
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Financial Restructuring

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No Sailing In Two Boats: Electing Remedy For Refund Strips A Home Buyer Of The Financial Creditor Tag
Argus Partners operates offices in three major Indian cities - Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bengaluru - providing legal services across the country. The firm maintains a professional presence with strategically located offices in key business districts including Nariman Point, Okhla Industrial Area, and Lavelle Road. Contact information and physical addresses are provided for each location to facilitate client communication and engagement.
India Commercial
AP
Argus Partners
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SEBI Clarifies Scope Of Regulation 62A: Transfer Of Unlisted NCDs Under A Business Transfer Arrangement Does Not Circumvent Listing Requirements
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in its recent informal guidance dated 20 July 2026 (Informal Guidance), has clarified that Regulation 62A of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, as amended (LODR Regulations), applies to outstanding unlisted non-convertible debentures, which was are transferred to a debt listed entity pursuant to any corporate restructuring or business transfer.
India Finance
KC
Khaitan & Co LLP
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Insolvency/Bankruptcy

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INSOLVENCY MEETS ARBITRATION Convergence, Conflict, And Co-Existence In Asia
Insolvency and arbitration have traditionally occupied separate spaces: one collective and court-supervised, the other private and consent-based. That separation is breaking down. Across Asia, distressed companies are parties to ongoing arbitral proceedings, arbitral awards are being pursued against insolvent entities, and restructuring moratoria are colliding with arbitral proceedings in ways that neither the law of insolvency nor the law of arbitration has cleanly resolved.
India Insolvency
DD
Dhir & Dhir Associates
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Legal Implications Of Technical Write-Off And Avoidance (PUFE) Applications In Insolvency Proceedings
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”)1 represents a watershed in India’s corporate insolvency framework. It seeks to consolidate laws relating to insolvency and ensure time-bound resolution of distressed entities while protecting the value of assets and promoting equitable treatment of creditors. Parallel to the IBC regime, the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) regulates the manner in which banks and financial institutions treat non-performing assets in their books of account.
India Insolvency
ML
MZM Legal
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