corporate insolvency

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has released the examination schedule for the CS Executive and Professional December 2026 session. Both exams will be conducted offline from December 21 to December 28, 2026, with papers held daily from 2 pm to 5:15 pm.

The ruling marks another setback for the entrepreneur, who is already facing legal challenges from overseas investors across multiple jurisdictions. In the United States, lenders are attempting to recover losses tied to a soured $1.2 billion loan.

Edtech giant Byju's founder Byju Raveendran received a six-month prison sentence in Singapore for contempt of court over asset disclosure non-compliance. This latest setback adds to the company's mounting legal woes, including fund diversion allegations and creditor claims, marking a significant downfall for the once-celebrated startup.

NISM and IICA have signed an MoU to bolster corporate governance, ESG frameworks, and India's capital markets. This collaboration will focus on capacity building, research, and training to foster a more transparent financial ecosystem, including specialized programs for Sebi officials and MSME access to capital.

Byju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The remarkable thing about Byju’s is that it did not begin as a cynical idea. There was something authentic at its core. That is partly why the collapse feels so dramatic

Co Submitted Resolution Plan In Oct 2024, Reached Settlement With Lender In Jan

A PIL petitioner has informed the Supreme Court that while officials of Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) companies are being arrested, the main perpetrator in the alleged Rs 40,000 crore loan siphoning case remains untouched. The Solicitor General cited new facts for probe delays.

The Enforcement Directorate seized crores in cash and valuables from a Delhi real estate firm accused of cheating homebuyers. Searches at multiple locations revealed a massive alleged fund diversion, even as the company was under insolvency proceedings. The firm collected over Rs 2,000 crore from thousands of buyers, with projects left incomplete and funds reportedly siphoned off.

Thousands of homebuyers in Haryana face years of delay as Piyush Group projects remain unfinished. Allegations suggest buyer funds were diverted for new land acquisitions, with promoters reportedly transferring project assets to family during insolvency. The Enforcement Directorate has filed a chargesheet and attached properties worth Rs 944 crore.