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NARC, provision buffers to help banks contain Covid 2 0 damage

NARC, provision buffers to help banks contain Covid 2.0 damage SECTIONS Share Synopsis Asset quality is still a major concern for many Indian banks even as non-performing assets (NPA), on average, could be contained, the global consultancy firm said. Agencies Haircuts on sales to ARCs have risen to 66% in FY20 compared to 62% in the prior financial period, it observed. Establishment of the National Asset Reconstruction Company (NARC), a state-driven bad bank for soured loans, and healthy provisioning buffers against doubtful advances should help India’s high-street banks mitigate the impact of delinquencies and asset-quality slippages in the aftermath of the second Covid wave.

United statesRajkiran raiRakesh mohanNational company law tribunalsEstablishment of the national asset reconstruction companyBoston consulting groupUnion budgetNational asset reconstruction companyDirector rajkiran raiReserve bankBankruptcy codeஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்ராஜ்கிரன் ராய்ராகேஷ் மோகன்தேசிய நிறுவனம் சட்டம் தீர்ப்பாயங்கள்போஸ்டன் ஆலோசனை குழு

Asset quality concerns remain, bad bank to lessen the burden, says BCG

Asset quality concerns remain, bad bank to lessen the burden, says BCG
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United statesRajkiran raiRakesh mohanNational company law tribunalsEstablishment of the national asset reconstruction companyBoston consulting groupUnion budgetNational asset reconstruction companyDirector rajkiran raiReserve bankBankruptcy codeஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்ராஜ்கிரன் ராய்ராகேஷ் மோகன்தேசிய நிறுவனம் சட்டம் தீர்ப்பாயங்கள்போஸ்டன் ஆலோசனை குழு

Staff shortage at NCLT hurting IBC process

Staff shortage at NCLT hurting IBC process Lawyers said the knock on effects of these delays will be felt on the economy as resolutions are stalled and potentail investors walk away rather than wasting their time in courts. Synopsis The government s prepackaged resolutions for MSMEs is also likely to put further strain on the system. Bankers, lawyers, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) officials and NCLT members say that the neglect of NCLT could turn the government s best reform into yet another failure. The much delayed bankruptcy resolution process is set to be hit badly in the next few months crippling the already struggling lenders as operations at the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLT) across the country which already had a shortage of people will face a further contraction due to retiring judges.

National company law tribunalsSurpeme courtBankruptcy board of indiaதேசிய நிறுவனம் சட்டம் தீர்ப்பாயங்கள்திவால்நிலை பலகை ஆஃப் இந்தியா

Bankruptcy: NCLT delays compounded by lack of new appointments

Bankruptcy: NCLT delays compounded by lack of new appointments Lawyers said the knock on effects of these delays will be felt on the economy as resolutions are stalled and potentail investors walk away rather than wasting their time in courts. Synopsis The government s prepackaged resolutions for MSMEs is also likely to put further strain on the system. Bankers, lawyers, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) officials and NCLT members say that the neglect of NCLT could turn the government s best reform into yet another failure. The much delayed bankruptcy resolution process is set to be hit badly in the next few months crippling the already struggling lenders as operations at the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLT) across the country which already had a shortage of people will face a further contraction due to retiring judges.

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Wadia Ghandy promotes eight to grow to 41 partners

Wadia Ghandy has promoted eight fee-earners to its partnership, growing to 41 partners. The new partners and their practice areas and LLB alma mater, respectively, are: Anant Kaushik (corporate; HNLU Raipur) Abinash Pradhan (real estate, litigation, ADR; KIIT Bhubaneswar) Abir Patel (real estate; Mumbai University) Jash Agrawal (banking & finance; KIIT) Nanki Grewal (real estate, litigation, ADR; GLC Mumbai) Piyush Kumar (banking & finance; NLU Jodhpur) Raghavindra Gupta (litigation & dispute resolution; GLC Mumbai) Shachi Udeshi (litigation, ADR, real estate; Pravin Gandhi College of Law Mumbai) Wadia Ghandy now has a total of 41 partners, of whom 35 are in Mumbai, 3 in Ahmedabad, 1 in Pune and 2 in Delhi.

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