➥ Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code mandates a qualified Individual to act as Resolution Professional.
➥ We, being one among a few, pan- India, are aware of the Challenges of the Resolution Process.
➥ Resolution process calls for a multi faceted approach to bring the process to its logical conclusion
➥ Our Objective is obviously the Objective of the Code .i.e. optimizing the value of the stressed enterprise for the benefit of all stakeholders.
➥ We have a specialized team of experts from different Disciplines viz. Insolvency Management, Secretarial, Accountancy, Valuation, Legal, Forensic Experts, Strategic Managers etc., uniquely knitted in a way to achieve the objectives timely and efficiently.
❖ Interim Insolvency Professional services with a team of multi-disciplinary professionals.
❖ To take steps to continue the operations of the debtor .
❖ Valuation of the corporate debtor as a going concern or as a liquidated entity.
❖ Preparation of Information Memorandum.
❖ Scrutinizing the financial creditors and operating creditors claim and evolving a transparent policy in determining the voting rights of the Creditors committee.
❖ Identifying onerous contracts and extortionist debts
❖ Quick scan of records to identify potential fraudulent or preferential treatments detrimental to stake holders
❖ Conducting of Creditors Committee meeting and appraise them with relevant facts about the corporate debtor and guide them in appointing the Resolution Professional
➥ Placing all material before the committee of creditors (CoC) to take an informed decision in appointing Resolution Professional and remuneration.
➥ Resolution Professional Services with a team of multi-disciplinary team.
➥ To appraise the CoC as to whether Forensic Audit is warranted
➥ If approved to co-ordinate with the team of forensic audit
➥ Guiding the CoC in appointing the turnaround strategists to appraise the resolution plans received
➥ To appraise the CoC regarding continuation of operations during the moratorium period
➥ Place before the NCLT the resolution plan approved by CoC
➥ If resolution plan is not in place pace before the NCLT for liquidation
❖ To act as liquidator as approved by CoC.
❖ To take steps to continue the business if CoC decides to explore the feasibility of selling the business as going concern.
❖ Evaluation of assets of the corporate debtor
❖ Identification of e-auctioneers and advertising agencies.
❖ Avoidance of preferential transactions.
❖ Avoidance of undervalued assets
❖ Identification of extortionist transactions
❖ Sale of assets and distribution of proceeds as per the waterfall mechanism under IBC
❖ Dissolution of corporate debtor