IBC and tribunal expertise
Support for relevant insolvency proceedings.
CORPORATE REGULATORY SERVICES
Insolvency-related Proceedings
Strategic Solutions for Distressed Businesses.
Resolution-focused approach
Connect legal steps with restructuring and recovery objectives.
Stakeholder protection
Consider rights, evidence and process responsibilities.
End-to-end representation
Coordinate preparation, proceedings and follow-through.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Proceedings informed by the facts and the objective
An informed regulatory plan starts with the facts of your product, activity and operating model.
Insolvency-related proceedings may involve the NCLT, NCLAT, creditors, resolution professionals and other stakeholders. The appropriate course depends on the process, the financial position and the relief sought.
Early organisation of financial records, claims, notices and prior actions helps establish the issues and coordinate a focused strategy for the relevant proceeding.
OUR SERVICES
How we support insolvency-related proceedings
A coordinated set of regulatory workstreams, tailored to the activity, evidence and outcomes you need to address.
NCLT and NCLAT proceedings
Coordinate case preparation and representation in relevant matters.
Creditor applications and responses
Organise supporting records for applications, replies and objections.
Resolution plan support
Review process documents and coordinate stakeholder input.
Restructuring and settlement
Assess potential consensual or process-based resolution options.
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE
Know the framework behind each decision.
Procedural rights, forum and relief depend on the nature and stage of the matter. Representation and outcomes remain subject to the applicable process and tribunal decision.
Talk to our regulatory teamKEY LAWS & FRAMEWORKS
A considered view of insolvency-related proceedings
The specific rules, notifications and authority directions should be confirmed for each matter.
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016
The statutory framework governing relevant corporate insolvency processes.
NCLT and NCLAT procedures
Tribunal rules and directions relevant to filing and hearing processes.
IBBI regulations
Regulations applicable to insolvency processes and relevant professionals.
Case-specific directions
Orders, notices and process milestones must be reviewed for each proceeding.
WHO WE ASSIST
Support shaped around your role
We work with organisations and stakeholders navigating insolvency-related proceedings questions at different stages of operation.
Corporate debtors
Companies responding to or participating in insolvency proceedings.
Financial and operational creditors
Creditors assessing claims, applications and recovery routes.
Resolution applicants
Parties reviewing eligibility, process materials and plan requirements.
Directors and other stakeholders
People coordinating records, decisions and participation in a process.
OUR APPROACH
A clear process from assessment to follow-through
Each engagement is scoped to the relevant activity, available records and decision milestones.
- 01
Review notices and case status
Establish the forum, process stage, deadlines and relief involved.
- 02
Organise the evidence
Compile financial records, contracts, claims and prior correspondence.
- 03
Set the case strategy
Identify issues, supporting material and required specialist inputs.
- 04
Prepare and represent
Coordinate submissions and representation through the process.
- 05
Follow through
Track directions, orders, agreed actions and implementation requirements.
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
Plan for the details that shape compliance
Addressing these points early can help reduce avoidable delays and keep responsibilities clear.
Protect response deadlines
Notices and tribunal directions require prompt review.
Substantiate claims
Reconciled financial records and supporting documents are important.
Coordinate stakeholder positions
Different interests may need distinct advice and representation.
Consider practical outcomes
Process strategy should account for recovery, continuity and implementation.
SERVICE-SPECIFIC VIEW
Common insolvency proceedings
Use this high-level guide to organise the initial review. Applicability depends on the facts and current requirements.
| Proceeding | Primary focus | Typical participants |
|---|---|---|
| CIRP | Resolution of a corporate debtor | Debtor, creditors and resolution professional |
| Pre-packaged process | Resolution for eligible MSME debtors | Debtor and creditors |
| Liquidation | Realisation and distribution of assets | Liquidator and stakeholders |
| Appeal or related application | Review of a relevant order or process issue | Affected parties and tribunal |
This summary is for general information and does not replace advice on a specific product, project or regulatory matter.
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Have another question? Contact us Insolvency-related Proceedings: common questions
Answers to help you frame an initial conversation. The applicable position should be confirmed for your circumstances.
Which tribunal handles corporate insolvency proceedings?
Relevant corporate insolvency matters are generally before the NCLT, with appeals before the NCLAT, subject to applicable law.
Can a creditor initiate insolvency proceedings?
The availability of a process depends on eligibility, the debt, default and statutory requirements.
What records help prepare for a proceeding?
Relevant notices, agreements, statements, claims, corporate records and a chronology of events are useful.
Can you represent both creditors and debtors?
The engagement scope is tailored to the client and conflict checks; each party's interests are addressed separately.
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TESTIMONIALS
Clear advice. Practical direction.
Perspectives shared with permission by clients of our advisory teams.
Astronis Global brought clarity and commercial focus to a complex restructuring exercise. Their advice was practical, timely and easy for our leadership team to act on.
The team understood our regulatory requirements quickly and helped us move forward with confidence. We valued their responsiveness and disciplined follow-through.
Astronis Global provided dependable support across multiple registrations and approvals. Their communication was clear, structured and consistently professional.