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Why Is a Valuation Report Under IBC Critical During Insolvency Proceedings?

Started by Jyoti Chauhan, Dec 26, 2025, 05:19 AM

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Jyoti Chauhan

Dec 26, 2025, 05:19 AM Last Edit: Dec 26, 2025, 05:25 AM by Jyoti Chauhan
I have been trying to understand the importance of a valuation report under IBC, especially in cases involving corporate insolvency resolution and liquidation processes.

From what I have learned, a valuation report under ibc plays a key role in determining the fair value and liquidation value of assets. These valuations directly impact decision-making by creditors, resolution professionals, and committees involved in insolvency proceedings. Accuracy and regulatory alignment seem crucial, as even minor valuation gaps can influence recovery outcomes.

What I find interesting is how valuation intersects with sector-specific expertise. For example, when insolvency cases involve insurance-related assets or claims, professionals holding an Insurance Surveyors and Loss Assessors licenceoften provide specialized assessment inputs. Their technical understanding of loss estimation, asset condition, and claim evaluation appears to complement insolvency valuations.

This raises a few discussion points:

How critical is independence when preparing a valuation report under IBC?


In what scenarios is expertise from professionals with an Insurance Surveyors and Loss Assessors licence most valuable?


Do regulatory authorities place greater scrutiny on valuation methodologies in complex insolvency cases?

Would appreciate insights from insolvency professionals, valuers, and insurance experts who have practical experience working with valuation report under IBC requirements and licensed loss assessors.
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