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#EBCLearning #SkillUp This video is from Charu Mathur's full course on 'Insolvency Essentials' from EBC Learning (ebclearning.com). To watch this full course go to https://ebclearning.com/courses/cours... This course aims to keep you to abreast with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, which has brought a paradigm shift in the insolvency resolution process. This course will be your guide in initiating the corporate resolution process as well as help in the filing of insolvency applications before the National Company Law Tribunal. This course is a practical guide for those preparing for the IBC practitioner exam. Course Details Level - Beginner Total no. of videos - 41 Total duration of videos - 2 hours and 7 minutes Total no. of assignments - 38 The course contents are as follows: 1. Introduction 1.1 Welcome 1.2 Why take this course? 2. Understanding corporate insolvency 2.1 What is the meaning of corporate insolvency? 2.2 Understanding the difference - Insolvency and Bankruptcy 2.3 Cross-border insolvency 3. Kinds of debt: Financial and operational 3.1 Operational debt 3.2 Financial debt 4. Knowing creditors 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Financial creditors 4.3 Operational creditors 4.4 Decree holders and other creditors 5. Objectives of the IBC 5.1 Objectives of the IBC 5.2 Brief history of evolution of IBC, 2016 5.3 Key changes in insolvency or liquidation regime 6. Insolvency Regulator and Adjudicating Authority 6.1 Insolvency Regulator—IBBI 6.2 Knowing the Adjudicating Authority—NCLT 6.3 NCLT Benches 6.4 NCLAT 7. Insolvency Professionals 7.1 Knowing the Insolvency Professional 7.2 Becoming an Insolvency Professional? 7.3 Eligibility 7.4 Qualifications 8. The Insolvency Professional Agency 8.1 Eligibility for registration as Insolvency Professional Agency 8.2 Duties of Insolvency Professional Agency 9. Information utilities 9.1 What is an information utility? 9.2 What is financial information? 9.3 Who can submit the information to an information utility? 9.4 What are the services provided by information utilities? 10. Initiating the corporate insolvency process 10.1 Triggers for corporate insolvency resolution process 10.2 Who can initiate corporate insolvency resolution process? 10.3 Where to file petition for corporate insolvency resolution process? 10.4 How to file petition for corporate insolvency resolution process? 10.5 Adherence to strict timelines 10.6 Interim Resolution Professional 10.7 Period of moratorium 11. Committee of Creditors 11.1 Knowing the Committee of Creditors 11.2 Voting share 12. Liquidation 12.1 Initiation of liquidation 12.2 Powers and duties of liquidator 12.3 Waterfall mechanism 13. Road ahead 13.1 Conclusion