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INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY BOARD OF INDIA (INFORMATION
UTILITIES) REGULATIONS, 20171
[AMENDED UPTO 13.04.2021]
IBBI/2016-17/GN/REG009.- In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 196, 209, 210,
211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216 read with section 240 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code,
2016 (31 of 2016), the Board hereby makes the following Regulations to provide a framework
for registration and regulation of information utilities in terms hereof, namely-
CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY
1.
Short title and commencement.
(1)
These Regulations may be called the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India
(Information Utilities) Regulations, 2017.
(2)
These Regulations shall come into force on 1st April, 2017.
2.
Definitions.
(1)
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-
(a)
“Application Programming Interface” means a mechanism that allows a
system or service to access data or functionality provided by another system
or service;
2[(aa) “Board” means the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India established
under section 188 of the Code;]
(b)
“certificate of registration” means a certificate of registration granted or
renewed by the Board under section 210 read with these Regulations and the
terms “registration” and “renewal” shall be construed accordingly;
(c)
“Code” means the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (31 of 2016) and
includes the rules, regulations, guidelines and directions issued thereunder;
(d)
“control” shall have the meaning assigned to it under section 2(27) of the
Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
3[(da) “financial information” means any public announcement made under the
Code, for the purposes of sub-clause (f) of clause (13) of section 3;]
1Vide Notification No. IBBI/2016-17/GN/REG009, dated 31st March, 2017, published in the Gazette of India,
Extraordinary, Part III, Sec.4, vide No. 452, dated 31st March, 2017 (w.e.f. 01.04.2017).
2 Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2018-18/GN/REG034, dated 11th October, 2018 (w.e.f. 11-10-2018).
3 Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2020-21/GN/REG065, dated 13th November, 2020 (w.e.f. 13-11-2020).
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(e)
“Governing Board” means the Board of Directors, as defined under section
2(10) of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013), of the company registered as
an information utility;
(f)
“host bank” means the financial institution hosting the repayment account;
(g)
“independent director” shall have the meaning assigned to it under section
149(6) of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(h)
“information” means financial information as defined in section 3(13);
(i)
“key managerial personnel” shall have the meaning assigned to it under
section 2(51) of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(j)
“net worth” shall have the meaning assigned to it under section 2(57) of the
Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(k)
“outsourcing” means contracting out services to a third party;
(l)
“public company” shall have the meaning assigned to it under section 2(71)
of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(m) “repayment account” means the bank account to which a debtor is obliged to
repay its debt, as recorded in an information utility;
(n)
“section” means a section of the Code;
(o)
“secure systems” shall have the meaning assigned to it in section 2(1)(ze) of
the Information Technology Act, 2000 (21 of 2000);
(p)
“Schedule” means schedule attached to these Regulations;
(q)
“submission of information” includes updating of information, as the context
may require;
(r)
“Technical Standards” means the standards laid down by the Board through
guidelines issued under Regulation 13, from time to time; and
(s)
“user” means a person who avails of the services of an information utility.
(2)
Unless the context otherwise requires, words and expressions used and not defined
in these Regulations, shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Code.
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CHAPTER II
REGISTRATION
3.
Eligibility for registration.
No person shall be eligible to be registered as an information utility unless it is a public
company and -
(a)
its sole object is to provide core services and other services under these
Regulations, and discharge such functions as may be necessary for providing
these services;
(b)
its shareholding and governance is in accordance with Chapter III;
(c)
its bye-laws are in accordance with Chapter IV;
(d)
it has a minimum net worth of fifty crore rupees;
4[(e)***]
5[(f)***]
(g)
the person itself, its promoters, its directors, its key managerial personnel, and
persons holding more than 5%, directly or indirectly, of its paid-up equity
share capital or its total voting power, are fit and proper persons:
Explanation: For determining whether a person is fit and proper under these
Regulations, the Board may take account of relevant considerations,
including-
(i)
integrity, reputation and character,
(ii)
absence of conviction by a court for an offence:
Provided that a person may be considered ‘fit and proper’ if he has been
sentenced to imprisonment for a period of less than six months;
4Clause (e) omitted by Notification No. IBBI/2017-18/ GN/REG016 dated 29th September, 2017 (w.e.f. 29-09-2017).
Clause (e), prior to omission, stood as “(e ) it is not under control of person(s) resident outside India;”.
5Clause (f) omitted by Notification No. IBBI/2017-18/ GN/REG016 dated 29th September, 2017 (w.e.f. 29-09-2017).
Clause (f), prior to omission, stood as “(f) not more than 49% of its total voting power or its paid -up equity share
capital is held, directly or indirectly, by persons resident outside India;”.
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Provided that a person shall not be considered ‘fit and proper’ if he has
been sentenced to imprisonment for a period (a) of not less than six
months, but less than seven years and a period of five years has not elapsed
from the date of expiry of the sentence, or (b) of seven years or more.
(iii) absence of restraint order, in force, issued by a financial sector regulator
or the Adjudicating Authority, and
(iv) financial solvency.
4.
Application for registration or renewal thereof.
(1)
A person eligible for registration as an information utility may make an application
to the Board in Form A of the Schedule, along with a non-refundable application
fee of five lakh rupees.
(2)
An information utility seeking renewal of registration shall, at least six months
before the expiry of its registration, make an application for renewal in Form A of
the Schedule, along with a non-refundable application fee of five lakh rupees.
(3)
The Board shall acknowledge an application made under this Regulation within
seven days of its receipt.
5.
Disposal of application.
(1)
The Board shall examine the application, and give an opportunity to the applicant
to remove the deficiencies, if any, in the application.
(2)
The Board may require the applicant to submit, within reasonable time, additional
documents or clarification that it deems fit.
(3)
The Board may require the applicant to appear, within reasonable time, before the
Board in person, or through its authorised representative for clarifications required
for processing the application.
(4)
If the Board is satisfied, after such inspection or inquiry as it deems necessary, that
the applicant-
(a)
is eligible under Regulation 3;
(b)
has the technical competence and financial capacity required to function as an
information utility;
(c)
has adequate infrastructure to provide services in accordance with the Code;
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(d)
has in its employment, persons having adequate professional and other
relevant experience, to provide services in accordance with the Code; and
(e)
has complied with the conditions of the certificate of registration, if he has
submitted an application for renewal under Regulation 4(2)
it may grant or renew a certificate of registration to the applicant as an information
utility in Form B of the Schedule, within sixty days of receipt of the application,
excluding the time given by the Board for removing the deficiencies, or presenting
additional documents or clarifications, or appearing in person, as the case may be.
(5)
If, after considering an application made under Regulation 4, the Board is of the
prima facie opinion that the registration ought not to be granted or ought not to be
renewed, or be granted or renewed with additional conditions, it shall communicate
the reasons for forming such an opinion within forty-five days of receipt of the
application, excluding the time given by the Board for removing the deficiencies,
presenting additional documents or clarifications, or appearing in person, as the case
may be.
(6)
The applicant shall submit an explanation as to why its application should be
accepted within fifteen days of the receipt of the communication under sub-
regulation (5), to enable the Board to form a final opinion.
(7)
After considering the explanation, if any, given by the applicant under sub-
regulation (6), the Board shall communicate its decision to-
(a)
accept the application, along with the certificate of registration; or
(b)
reject the application by an order, giving reasons thereof
within thirty days of receipt of explanation.
(8)
The order rejecting an application for renewal of registration shall require the
information utility to-
(a)
discharge any pending obligations;
(b)
continue its functions till such time as may be directed, to enable its users to
transfer information stored with it to another information utility; and
(c)
comply with any other directions as considered appropriate.
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6.
Conditions of registration.
(1)
The certificate of registration shall be valid for a period of five years from the date
of issue.
(2)
The certificate of registration shall be subject to the conditions that the information
utility shall–
(a)
abide by the Code;
(b)
abide by its bye-laws;
(c)
at all times after the grant of the certificate continue to satisfy the requirements
under Regulation 5(4);
(d)
pay a fee of fifty lakh rupees to the Board, within fifteen days of receipt of
intimation of registration or renewal from the Board, as applicable;
(e)
6[pay an annual fee of fifty lakh rupees to the Board, within fifteen days from
the date of commencement of the financial year:
Provided that no annual fee shall be payable in the financial year in which
an information utility is granted registration or renewal, as the case may be:
Provided further that without prejudice to any other action which the
Board may take as it deems fit, any delay in payment of fee by an information
utility shall attract simple interest at the rate of twelve percent per annum until
paid.
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(a) Where an information utility is registered on 1st December, 2016, it shall
pay a fee of fifty lakh rupees within fifteen days of receipt of intimation of
registration. No further payment is required to be made for the financial year
2016-17. The annual fee of fifty lakh rupees for the financial year 2017-18
becomes due on 1st April, 2017 and the same shall be paid on or before 15th
April, 2017 and so on.
(b) Where the annual fee is paid on 20th April, 2017, interest at the rate of
twelve percent per annum shall be paid for the delay of five days.]
(f) seek prior approval of the Board for-
6 Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2019-20/GN/REG046 dated 25th July, 2019 (w.e.f. 25-07-2019). Prior to
substitution, it stood as under: -
“pay an annual fee of fifty lakh rupees to the Board, within fifteen days from the end of every year from the date of
grant or renewal of the certificate of registration, as applicable;”
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(i)
the acquisition of shares or voting power by a person, which taken
together with paid-up equity shares or voting power, if any, held by such
person, entitles him to hold more than five per cent, directly or
indirectly, of the paid-up equity share capital or total voting power;
(ii)
a change of control;
(iii) a merger, amalgamation or restructuring;
(iv) sale, disposal, or acquisition of the whole, or substantially the whole, of
its undertaking;
(v)
voluntary liquidation, dissolution, or any similar action involving the
discontinuation of its business.
(g) intimate the Board if a person holding more than five per cent, directly or
indirectly, of its paid-up equity share capital or total voting power ceases to hold at
least five per cent, directly or indirectly, of its paid-up equity share
capital or total voting power, within fifteen days from such cessation;
(h) take adequate steps for redressal of grievances;
(i) take over information stored with other information utilities on the directions of
and in the manner directed by the Board, and provide core services to
their users; and
(j) abide by such other conditions as may be stipulated by the Board.
7.
In-principle approval.
(1)
Any person who seeks to establish an information utility may make an application
for an in-principle approval, demonstrating that the conditions in sub-regulation (2)
are satisfied, along with a non-refundable application fee of five lakh rupees.
(2)
If the Board is satisfied, after such inspection or inquiry as it deems necessary, that-
(a)
the applicant is a fit and proper person; and
(b)
the proposed or existing company which may receive registration would be
able to meet the eligibility criteria under Regulation 3,
it may grant in-principle approval which shall be valid for a period not exceeding
one year and be subject to such conditions as it deems fit.
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(3)
During the validity of in-principle approval, the company referred to in sub-
regulation 2(b) may make an application for a certificate of registration as an
information utility to the Board in accordance with Regulation 4, but shall not be
required to pay the application fee for registration.
CHAPTER III
SHAREHOLDING AND GOVERNANCE
8.
Shareholding.
(1)
No person shall at any time, directly or indirectly, either by itself or together with
persons acting in concert, acquire or hold more than ten per cent of the paid-up
equity share capital or total voting power of an information utility:
Provided that the following persons may, directly or indirectly, either by themselves
or together in concert, acquire or hold up to twenty-five percent of the paid-up
equity share capital or total voting power of an information utility :-
(a)
government company;
(b)
stock exchange;
(c)
depository;
(d)
bank;
(e)
insurance company; and
(f)
public financial institution.
(2)
7[Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in sub-regulation (1) –
(a)
a person may, directly or indirectly, either by itself or together with persons
acting in concert, hold up to fifty-one percent of the paid-up equity share
7Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2017-18/GN/REG016 dated 29th September, 2017 (w.e.f. 29-9-2017). Prior to
this substitution, Regulation 8(2) stood as under: -
“8(2). Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in sub-regulation (1), a person resident in India
may, directly or indirectly, either by itself or together with persons acting in concert, hold up to fifty-one percent of
the paid-up equity share capital or total voting power of an information utility till the expiry of three years from the
date of its registration, or such period as may be extended by the Board.”
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capital or total voting power of an information utility up to three years from
the date of its registration; or
(b) an Indian company, (i) which is listed on a recognised Stock Exchange in
India, or (ii) where no individual, directly or indirectly, either by himself or
together with persons acting in concert, holds more than ten percent of the
paid-up equity share capital, may hold up to hundred percent of the paid-up
equity share capital or total voting power of an information utility up to three
years from the date of its registration.
Provided that the information utility is registered before 30th September, 2018.]
(3) The provisions of this Regulation shall not apply to the holding of shares or voting
power by the Central Government or a State Government.
8[9. Composition of the Governing Board.
(1) The Governing Board shall consist of -
(a) managing director;
(b) independent directors; and
(c) shareholder directors:
Provided that more than half of the directors shall be citizens of India and shall be
residents in India.
(2) The managing director shall not be considered either an independent director or a
shareholder director.
(3) Any employee of an information utility may be appointed as a director on its Governing
Board in addition to the managing director, but such director shall be deemed to be a
shareholder director.
(4) The number of independent directors shall not be less than the number of shareholder
directors:
8 Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2018-19/GN/REG034 dated 11th October, 2018 (w.e.f. 11-10-2018).
Regulation 9, before substitution stood as under :
“9. Composition of the Governing Board.
(1)
More than half of the directors of an information utility shall be independent directors at the time of
their appointment, and at all times during their tenure as directors:
Provided that no meeting of the Governing Board shall be held without the presence of at least
one independent director.
8[(1A) More than half of the directors of an information utility shall be Indian nationals and resident in
India]
(2)
The directors shall elect an independent director as the Chairperson of the Governing Board:
Explanation- For the purposes of this Regulation, any fraction contained in ‘more than half’ shall be
rounded off to the next higher number.”
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Provided that no meeting of the Governing Board shall be held without the presence
of at least one independent director.
(5) An independent director shall be an individual-
(a) who is a person of ability and integrity;
(b) who has expertise in the field of finance, law, management or insolvency;
(c) who is not a relative of the directors of the Governing Board;
(d) who has or had no pecuniary relationship with the information utility, or any of its
directors, or any of its shareholders holding more than ten per cent. of its share capital,
during the immediately preceding two financial years or during the current financial year;
(e) who is not a shareholder of the information utility; and
(f) who is not a member of the Board of Directors of any of the shareholders holding more
than ten per cent. of the share capital of the information utility.
(6) An independent director shall be nominated by the Board from amongst the list of names
proposed by the information utility.
(7) An individual may serve as an independent director for a maximum of two terms of three
years each or part thereof, or up to the age of 9[seventy-five years], whichever is earlier.
(8) The second term referred to in sub-regulation (7) may be subject to a satisfactory
performance review of the first term by the Governing Board.
(9) A cooling off period of three years shall be applicable for an independent director to
become a shareholder director in the same or another information utility.
(10) The directors shall elect an independent director as the Chairperson of the Governing
Board.
(11) A director, who has any interest, direct or indirect, pecuniary or otherwise, in any matter
coming up for consideration at a meeting of the Governing Board or any of its Committees,
shall as soon as possible after relevant circumstances have come to his knowledge, disclose
the nature of his interest at such meeting and such disclosure shall be recorded in the
proceedings of the Governing Board or the Committee, as the case may be, and the director
shall not take part in any deliberation or decision of the Governing Board or the
Committee with respect to that matter.
9A. Managing director.
(1) An information utility shall, subject to the guidelines issued by the Board from time to time,
determine the qualification and experience, manner of appointment, terms and conditions of
appointment and other procedural formalities associated with the selection and appointment of
the managing director, subject to the condition that-
(a) an individual shall be selected as managing director through an open advertisement in
all editions of at least one national daily newspaper;
9 Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2019-20/GN/REG046 dated 25th July, 2019 (w.e.f. 25-01-2019). Prior to
substitution it stood as: “seventy years”.
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(b) an individual at the time joining as managing director shall not be above the age of fifty-
five years, which may be relaxed by the Governing Board up to sixty years, after recording
reasons therefor; and
(c) an individual shall not serve as managing director after he has attained the age of sixty-
five years.
(2) The appointment of an individual as the managing director shall be for a tenure of not less
than three years but not exceeding five years.
(3) An individual may serve as managing director for a maximum of two terms.
(4) The process of appointment for the second term as managing director shall be conducted
afresh.
(5) The appointment and remuneration payable to the managing director shall be approved by a
compensation committee constituted by the Governing Board.
(6) The appointment, renewal of appointment and termination of service of the managing director
shall be subject to prior approval of the Board.
(7) The managing director shall be liable for removal or termination of services by the Governing
Board, with the prior approval of the Board, for failure to give effect to the directions, guidelines
and other orders issued by the Governing Board or the Board, or the rules, the articles of
association or bye-laws of the information utility or on the ground of misconduct or incapacity to
continue in office.
(8) The Board may suo motu remove or terminate the services of the managing director, if it
deems fit, in the interest of stakeholders of the insolvency resolution process or in the public
interest, after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
9B. Compliance. - Every information utility registered as on the date of commencement of the
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Information Utilities) (Second Amendment)
Regulations, 2018, shall comply with regulations 9 and 9A, within one year from the date of
such commencement.]
10. Regulatory Committee.
(1)
An information utility may constitute a Regulatory Committee from amongst the
independent directors.
(2)
The Regulatory Committee, if constituted, shall oversee the information utility’s
compliance with the Code.
(3)
The compliance officer shall report to the Regulatory Committee, wherever
constituted.
11. Compliance officer.
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(1)
An information utility shall designate or appoint a compliance officer who shall be
responsible for ensuring compliance with the provisions of the Code applicable to
the information utility, in letter and spirit.
(2)
The compliance officer shall, immediately and independently, report to the Board
any non-compliance of any provision of the Code observed by him.
(3)
The compliance officer shall submit a compliance certificate to the Board annually,
verifying that the information utility has complied with the requirements of the
Code, and has redressed customer grievances.
(4)
The Governing Board shall appoint or remove a compliance officer only by means
of a resolution passed at its meeting.
12. Grievance Redressal Policy.
(1) An information utility shall have a Grievance Redressal Policy to deal with any
grievance from -
i. any user; or
ii. any other person or class of persons as may be provided by the Governing
Board
in respect of its services.
b. The Grievance Redressal Policy shall provide for-
i. the constitution of a Grievance Redressal Committee;
ii. the functions of the Grievance Redressal Committee;
iii. the format and manner for filing grievances;
iv. maximum time and format for acknowledging receipt of a grievance;
v. maximum time for the disposal of the grievance by way of dismissal,
resolution or the initiation of mediation;
vi. details of the mediation mechanism;
vii. provision of a report of the grievance and mediation proceedings to the
parties to the grievance upon dismissal or resolution of the grievance;
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viii. action to be taken in case of malicious or false complaints;
ix. maintenance of a register of grievances received and resolutions arrived
at;
x. disclosure of receipt and disposal of grievances to the public in the form
and manner directed by the Board;
xi. periodic reporting of the receipt and disposal of grievances to the
Governing Board; and
xii. periodic review of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism by the
Governing Board.
CHAPTER IV
TECHNICAL STANDARDS AND BYE-LAWS
13.
Technical Standards.
(1)
The Board may lay down Technical Standards, through guidelines, for the
performance of core services and other services under these Regulations.
(2)
Without prejudice to the generality of sub-regulation (1), the Board may lay down
Technical Standards for all or any of the following matters, namely :-
(a)
the Application Programming Interface;
(b)
standard terms of service;
(c)
registration of users;
(d)
unique identifier for each record and each user;
(e)
submission of information;
(f)
identification and verification of persons;
(g)
authentication of information;
(h)
verification of information;
(i)
data integrity;
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(j)
consent framework for providing access to information to third parties;
(k)
security of the system;
(l)
security of information;
(m) risk management framework;
(n)
porting of information;
(o)
exchange or transfer of information between information utilities;
(p)
inter-operability among information utilities;
(q)
preservation of information; and
(r)
purging of information.
14.
Technical Committee.
The Board shall lay down the Technical Standards based on the recommendations
of a Technical Committee constituted by it.
(1)
The Technical Committee shall comprise of at least three members who have
special knowledge and experience in the field of law, finance, economics,
information technology or data management.
(2)
The Board may invite the Chief Executive Officers or managing directors of
information utilities to attend the meetings of the Technical Committee.
15.
Bye-laws of information utilities.
(1)
An information utility, for the conduct of its operations, shall have bye-laws
consistent with the Code.
(2)
The bye-laws shall be consistent with, and provide for all matters contained in the
Technical Standards, if any.
(3)
Without prejudice to the generality of sub-regulation (1), the bye-laws shall provide
for-
(a)
the manner and process of providing core services and other services under
these Regulations;
(b)
risk management;
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10[(ba) minimum service quality standards, including timelines for -
(i) registration of users,
(ii) issuance of record of default, and
(iii) issuance of annual statement to registered users.
(bb) adoption of quality standards and quality standards certifications.]
(c)
rights of users; and
(d)
grievance redressal.
(4)
The bye-laws of the information utility, as amended from time to time, shall be
published on its website.
16.
Amendment to bye-laws.
(1)
The Governing Board may amend the bye-laws of the information utility by a
resolution passed by votes in favour being not less than three times the number of
the votes, if any, cast against the resolution, by the directors.
(2)
A resolution passed in accordance with sub-regulation (1) shall be filed with the
Board within seven days from the date of its passing, for its approval.
(3)
The amendments to the bye-laws shall come into effect on the seventh day of the
receipt of the approval under sub-regulation (2), unless otherwise directed by the
Board.
(4)
The information utility shall file a printed copy of the amended bye-laws with the
Board within fifteen days from the date when such amendment is made effective.
(5)
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Regulation, the Board
may direct an information utility to amend any provision in its bye-laws.
CHAPTER V
CORE SERVICES
17.
Provision of services.
(1)
An information utility shall provide-
(a)
core services;
10 Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2021-22/GN/REG072, dated 13th April 2021 (w.e.f. 13-04-2021).
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(b)
other services under these Regulations; in accordance with the Code.
(2)
An information utility may provide services incidental to the services under sub-
regulation (1), with the permission of the Board.
(3)
An information utility shall comply with the applicable Technical Standards, while
providing services.
18.
Registration of users.
(1)
A person shall register itself with an information utility for-
(a)
submitting information to; or
(b)
accessing information stored with
any of the information utilities.
(2)
The information utility shall verify the identity of the person under sub-regulation
(1) and grant registration.
(3)
Upon registration of a person under sub-regulation (2), the information utility shall
intimate it of its unique identifier.
(4)
A person registered once with an information utility shall not register itself with any
information utility again.
(5)
An information utility shall provide a registered user a functionality to enable its
authorised representatives to carry on the activities in sub-regulation (1) on its
behalf.
(6)
An information utility shall-
(a)
maintain a list of the
(i)
registered users;
(ii)
the unique identifiers of the registered users; and
(iii)
the unique identifiers assigned to the debts under Regulation 20.
(b)
make the list under clause (a) available to all information utilities and the
Board.
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19.
Use of different information utilities.
(1)
A registered user may submit information to any information utility.
(2)
Different parties to the same transaction may use different information utilities to
submit, or access information in respect of the same transaction:
Illustration: A debt transaction has creditor A and debtor B. A may submit
information about the debt to information utility X, while B may submit information
about the same debt to information utility Y.
(3)
A user may access information stored with an information utility through any
information utility.
20.
Acceptance and receipt of information.
(1)
An information utility shall accept information submitted by a user in Form C of
the Schedule.
(2)
On receipt of the information submitted under sub-regulation (1), the information
utility shall-
(a)
assign a unique identifier to the information, including records of debt;
(b)
acknowledge its receipt, and notify the user of-
(i)
the unique identifier of the information;
(ii)
the terms and conditions of authentication and verification of
information; and
(iii)
the manner in which the information may be accessed by other parties.
21.
11[Information of default.
11 Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2019-20/GN/REG046 dated 25th July, 2019 (w.e.f. 25-01-2019). Prior to
substitution it stood as under:
“17. Information of default.
(1) On receipt of information of default, an information utility shall expeditiously undertake the processes of
authentication and verification of the information.
(2) On completion of the processes of authentication and verification under sub-regulation (1), the information
utility shall communicate the information of default, and the status of authentication to registered users who
are-
(a) creditors of the debtor who has defaulted;
(b) parties and sureties, if any, to the debt in respect of which the information of default has been received.”
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(1) An information utility shall expeditiously undertake the process of authentication and
verification of information of default as soon as it is received.
(2) For the purpose of sub-regulation (1), the information utility shall-
(a) deliver the information of default to the debtor seeking confirmation of the same within
the time specified in the Technical Standards;
(b) remind the debtor at least three times for confirmation of information of default, in case
the debtor does not respond, allow three days each time for the debtor to respond;
(c) deliver the information of default or the reminder, as the case may be, to the debtor either
by hand, post or electronic means at the postal or e-mail address of the debtor-
(i) registered with the information utility by him, failing which,
(ii) recorded with any other statutory repository as approved by the Board, failing which,
(iii) submitted in Form C of the Schedule.
(3) On completion of the process under sub-regulation (2), the information utility shall record the
status of authentication of information of default as indicated in the Table below:
Table
Sl.
No.
Response of the Debtor
Status of Authentication
Colour
of
the Status
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1
Debtor confirms the information of default
Authenticated
Green
2
Debtor disputes the information of default
Disputed
Red
3
Debtor does not respond even after three reminders Deemed to be Authenticated Yellow
(4) After recording the status of information of default under sub-regulation (3), the information
utility shall communicate the status of authentication in physical or electronic form of the relevant
colour, as indicated in column (4) of the Table thereof, to the registered users who are-
(a) creditors of the debtor who has defaulted;
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(b) parties and sureties, if any, to the debt in respect of which the information of default has
been received.
12[21A. Dissemination of public announcement.
An information utility shall disseminate every public announcement it receives or has access to,
on the date of its receipt or access, as the case may be, to its registered users, who are creditors
of the corporate debtor undergoing insolvency proceeding under the Code.]
22.
Storage of information.
(1)
An information utility shall store all information in a facility located in India.
(2)
The facility under sub-regulation (1) shall be governed by the laws of India.
23.
Access to information.
(1)
An information utility shall allow the following persons to access information
stored with it-
(a)
the user which has submitted the information;
(b)
all the parties to the debt and the host bank, if any, if the information is of the
categories in section 3(13)(a), (c) and (d);
(c)
the corporate person and its auditor, if the information is of the categories in
section 3(13)(b) and (e);
(d)
the insolvency professional, to the extent provided in the Code;
(e)
the Adjudicating Authority;
(f)
the Board;
(g)
any person authorised to access the information under any other law; and
(h)
any other person who the persons referred to in (a), (b) or (c) have consented
to share the information with.
12 Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2020-21/GN/REG065, dated 13th November, 2020 (w.e.f. 13-11-2020).
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(2)
An information utility shall in all cases enable the user to view-
(a)
the date the information was last updated;
(b)
the status of authentication; and
(c)
the status of verification
while providing access to the information.
(3)
An information utility shall provide information to the Adjudicating Authority and
Board free of charge.
24.
Accessing information stored with other information utilities.
(1)
An information utility shall provide a functionality to enable users to access
information stored with any information utility, which they are entitled to access.
(2)
The functionality under sub-regulation (1) shall enable other information utilities to
provide access to information to the user directly.
(3)
The functionality shall ensure privacy and confidentiality of information.
25.
Annual statement.
(1)
An information utility shall provide every user an annual statement of all
information pertaining to the user, free of charge.
(2)
An information utility shall provide the user a functionality to mark information as
erroneous and correct it.
26.
Porting information from registries.
(1)
An information utility may import information from such registries as may be
notified by the Board from time to time.
(2)
An information utility shall render the core services under section 3 (9) (b), (c) and
(d) in accordance with these Regulations for the information imported under sub-
regulation (1).
27.
Duties of the user.
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13[(1)
A user, who has submitted information in Form C of the Schedule to an
information utility, shall submit the information updated as on the last day of every month,
in the first week of following month:
Provided that information of default shall be updated within seven days of
occurrence of default.]
(2)
A user shall expeditiously correct information as soon as it finds it erroneous,
stating the reasons, if any.
CHAPTER VI
DUTIES OF INFORMATION UTILITIES
28.
General duties.
(1)
An information utility shall provide services with due and reasonable care, skill and
diligence.
(2)
An information utility shall hold the information as a custodian.
29.
Non-discrimination.
An information utility shall provide services without discrimination in any manner.
Explanation: An information utility shall not deny its services to any person on the basis
of-
(a)
place of residence or business; or
(b)
type of personality, whether natural or artificial.
30.
Other duties.
(1)
An information utility shall-
(a)
provide services to a user based on its explicit consent;
(b)
guarantee protection of the rights of users;
(c)
establish adequate procedures and facilities to ensure that its records are
protected against loss or destruction;
(d)
adopt secure systems for information flows;
13 Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2021-22/GN/REG072 dated 13th April, 2021 (w.e.f. 13-04-2021). Prior to
substitution, it stood as under: -
“(1)
A user shall expeditiously update the information submitted by it to an information utility.”
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(e)
protect its data processing systems against unauthorised access, alteration,
destruction, disclosure or dissemination of information; and
(f)
transfer all the information submitted by a user, and stored with it to another
information utility on the request of the user.
(2)
An information utility shall not-
(a)
outsource the provision of core services to a third-party service provider;
(b)
use the information stored with it for any purpose other than providing
services under these Regulations, without the prior approval of the Board;
(c)
seek data or details of users except as required for the provision of the services
under these Regulations.
31.
Insurance.
An information utility shall make adequate arrangements, including insurance, for
indemnifying the users for losses that may be caused to them by any wrongful act,
negligence or default of the information utility, its employees or any other person whose
services are used for the provision of services under these Regulations.
32.
Fee.
(1)
The information utility shall-
(a)
charge uniform fee for providing the same service to different users;
(b)
disclose the fee structure for provision of services on its website; and
(c)
disclose any proposed increase in the fees for the provision of services on its
website at least three months before the increase in fees is effected.
(2)
The fee charged for -
(a)
providing services shall be a reasonable reflection of the service provided; and
(b)
providing access to information shall not exceed the fee charged for
submission of information to the information utility.
33.
Risk management.
An information utility shall establish an appropriate risk management framework in
accordance with the Technical Standards, if any, which provides for matters, including-
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(a)
reliable, recoverable and secure systems;
(b)
provision of core services during disasters and emergencies; and
(c)
business continuity plans which shall include disaster recovery sites.
34.
Audit of information technology framework.
(1)
An information utility shall appoint an external auditor having relevant
qualifications to audit its information technology framework, interface and data
processing systems every year.
(2)
The auditor appointed under sub-regulation (1) shall submit are port to the
Governing Board.
(3)
The information utility shall submit the report received under sub-regulation (2),
along with the comments of the Governing Board, if any, to the Board within one
month from the receipt of the report from the external auditor.
35.
Preservation Policy.
(1)
An information utility shall have a Preservation Policy providing for the form,
manner and duration of preservation of–
(a)
information stored with it; and
(b)
details of the transactions of the information utility with each user in respect
of the information stored with it.
(2)
The Preservation Policy shall be consistent with the Technical Standards, if any.
36.
Provision of information to the Board.
(1)
An information utility shall provide such information as may be required by the
Board.
(2)
Without prejudice to the provisions of sub-regulation (1), an information utility
shall provide a report to the Board annually, in the manner directed by the Board,
stating the-
(a)
number and types of records collected;
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(b)
number and types of users registered;
(c)
number and types of unique debts recorded;
(d)
number and types of security interests recorded;
(e)
volume of debts recorded;
(f)
volume of secured debts recorded;
(g)
number of instances and types of defaults recorded;
(h)
number and types of disputes recorded;
(i)
number of times information was accessed by the Adjudicating Authority and
Board; and
(j)
any other information as may be directed by the Board.
14[36A. Publication of statistical information –
(1) An information utility shall publish statistics relating to debt related information in
its possession, quarterly.
(2) The statistics in sub-regulation (1) shall provide distribution of debts in terms of
currency, geography, sector, size, tenor, type, lending arrangement, and incidence of
default.]
37.
Inspection.
(1)
Without prejudice to the provisions of sections 217-220, the Board shall inspect an
information utility with such periodicity as may be considered necessary.
(2)
An information utility shall extend all assistance and co-operation to the Board to
carry out an inspection under sub-regulation (1).
CHAPTER VII
SERVICES TO INSOLVENCY PROFESSIONALS
38. Storing information submitted by insolvency professionals.
14 Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2021-22/GN/REG072, dated 13th April 2021 (w.e.f. 13-04-2021).
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(1)
An insolvency professional may submit reports, registers and minutes in respect of
any insolvency resolution, liquidation or bankruptcy proceedings to an information
utility for storage.
(2)
The information utility shall not provide access to the reports, registers and minutes
submitted under sub-regulation (1) to any person other than the concerned
insolvency professional, the Board or the Adjudicating Authority.
(3)
The information utility shall discharge the duties specified in Chapter VI in respect
of the reports, registers and minutes submitted under sub-regulation (1).
CHAPTER VIII
SURRENDER OR CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION
39.
Exit management plan.
(1)
An information utility shall, at all times, have an exit management plan which shall
include-
(a)
mechanisms to enable users to transfer information to other information
utilities expeditiously;
(b)
mechanisms for preservation and transfer of information; and
(c)
timelines and cost estimates of implementing the exit management plan.
(2)
An information utility shall not amend its exit management plan without the prior
approval of the Board.
40.
Surrender of registration.
(1)
An information utility may submit an application for surrender of its certificate of
registration to the Board, providing -
(a)
the reasons for such surrender;
(b)
details of its pending and on-going activities; and
(c)
details of how the exit management plan shall be implemented.
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(2)
The Board shall within seven days of receipt of the application, publish a notice of
receipt of such application on its website and invite objections to the surrender of
registration to be submitted within fourteen days of the publication of the notice.
(3)
After considering the application and the objections received, if any, the Board may,
within thirty days from the last date for submission of objections, approve the
application for surrender of registration subject to such conditions as it deems fit.
(4)
The approval under sub-regulation (3) may require the information utility to-
(a)
discharge any pending obligations; or
(b)
continue such functions till such time as may be directed.
(5)
The Board, after being satisfied that the requirements of sub-regulation (4) have
been complied with, shall publish a notice on its website stating that the surrender
of registration by the information utility has taken effect.
41.
Disciplinary proceedings.
(1)
Based on the findings of an inspection or investigation, or on material otherwise
available on record, if the Board is of the prima facie opinion that sufficient cause
exists to take actions permissible under section 220, it shall issue a show-cause
notice to the information utility.
(2)
The show-cause notice shall be in writing and shall state-
(a)
the provisions of the Code under which it has been issued;
(b)
the details of the alleged facts;
(c)
the details of the evidence in support of the alleged facts;
(d)
the provisions of the Code allegedly violated, or the manner in which the
public interest has allegedly been affected;
(e)
the actions or directions that the Board proposes to take or issue if the
allegations are established;
(f)
the manner in which the information utility is required to respond to the show-
cause notice;
(g)
consequences of failure to respond to the show-cause notice within the given
time; and
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(h)
procedure to be followed for disposal of the show-cause notice.
(3)
The show-cause notice shall enclose copies of relevant documents and extracts of
relevant portions from the report of investigation or inspection, or other records.
(4)
A show-cause notice issued shall be served on the information utility in the
following manner-
(a)
by sending it to the information utility at its registered office, by registered
post with acknowledgement due; and
(b)
by an appropriate electronic means to the email address provided by the
information utility to the Board.
(5)
The Disciplinary Committee shall dispose of the show-cause notice by a reasoned
order in adherence to principles of natural justice.
(6)
The Disciplinary Committee shall endeavor to dispose of the show-cause notice
within a period of six months of the issue of the show-cause notice.
(7)
The order in disposal of a show-cause notice may provide for-
(a)
no action;
(b)
warning;
(c)
any of the actions under section 220(2) to (4); or
(d)
a reference to the Board to take any action under section 220(5).
(8)
The order passed under sub-regulation (7) shall not become effective until thirty
days have elapsed from the date of issue of the order, unless the Disciplinary
Committee states otherwise in the order along with the reasons for the same.
(9)
The order passed under sub-regulation (7) shall be issued to the information utility
immediately, and be published on the website of the Board.
(10) If the order passed under sub-regulation (7) suspends or cancels the registration of
the information utility, the Disciplinary Committee may require the information
utility to-
(a)
discharge pending obligations;
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(b)
continue its functions till such time as may be directed, only to enable users
to transfer information stored with it to another information utility; and
(c)
comply with any other directions.
42.
Appeal.
An appeal may be preferred under section 211, within a period of thirty days of receipt
of the order, in the manner prescribed in Part III of the 15[National Company Law
Appellate Tribunal Rules, 2016].
SCHEDULE
FORM A
APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
(Under Regulation 4 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Information Utilities)
Regulations, 2017)
To
The Chairperson
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India
[Insert address]
From
[Name and address]
Subject: Application for grant or renewal of certificate of registration as information utility
Madam/Sir,
1. I, being duly authorized for the purpose, hereby apply on behalf of [name and address of
the applicant] for
(a) grant of certificate of registration as information utility, or
(b) renewal of certificate of registration as information utility,
and enclose a copy of the board resolution authorizing me to make this application to
and correspond with the Board in this respect.
2. A copy of
15Substituted by Notification No. IBBI/2017-18/GN/REG029 dated 27th March, 2018 (w.e.f. 01-04-2018). The words
and figures before substitution, stood as under:
“National Company Law Tribunal Rules, 2016”.
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(a) the memorandum of association,
(b) the articles of association,
(c) the bye-laws,
(d) the business plan and
(e) the exit management plan of the applicant is enclosed.
3. I, on behalf of [insert name], affirm that the applicant is eligible to be registered as an
information utility.
4. I, on behalf of [insert name], hereby affirm that –
(a) all information contained in this application is true and correct in all material
respects,
(b) no material information relevant for the purpose of this application has been
suppressed, and
(c) registration granted or renewed in pursuance of this application may be cancelled
summarily if any information submitted is found to be false or misleading in
material respects at any stage.
5. If granted registration, I, on behalf of [insert name],undertake to comply with the
requirements of the Code, the rules, regulations, guidelines or directions issued
thereunder, and such other conditions and terms as may be contained in the certificate of
registration or be specified or imposed by the Board subsequently.
Yours faithfully,
Sd/-
Authorized Signatory
(Name)
(Designation)
Date
:
Place
:
ANNEXURE TO FORM A
PART I
GENERAL
1. Name of the applicant.
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2. Address of registered office and principal place of business of the applicant.
3. Corporate Identity Number (CIN).
4. PAN.
5. Name, designation and contact details of the person authorized to make this application
and correspond with the Board in this respect.
16[PART II]
MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION, ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION AND BYE-
LAWS
6. Please state if the memorandum of association, articles of association and bye-laws
provide for all matters as required in, and are consistent with the Insolvency and
Bankruptcy Board of India (Information Utilities) Regulations, 2017 and the Code.
PART III
SHAREHOLDING AND FINANCIAL STRENGTH
7. Please provide details of the persons holding more than 5%, directly or indirectly, of the
paid-up equity share capital or total voting power of the applicant.
Sl.
No.
Name and address
of the shareholder
PAN / Passport No. and
country
of
issue/
company
registration
number
Percentage
of
shareholding in the
applicant
company
and/ or holding
company
8. Do persons resident outside India in aggregate hold more than 49% of the paid-up equity
share capital or total voting power of the applicant? Please provide details.
9. Who exercises control over the applicant? Please provide details.
10. Do persons resident outside India exercise control over the applicant? If so, please
provide details.
11. Please provide audited financial statements of:
16Inserted by Notification No. IBBI/2017-18/GN/REG029 dated 27th March, 2018 (w.e.f. 01-04-2018).
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(a) a company holding more than 5% of the paid-up equity share capital or total voting
power of the applicant (if any),
(b) a company who is in control of the applicant (if any),
(c) promoter company (if any),
(d) the applicant company itself, of the last three years or from the date of incorporation
of the company, whichever is less.
PART IV
DIRECTORS AND EMPLOYEES
12. Please provide the details of the applicant’s Board of Directors, key managerial personnel
and compliance officer, if any:
Sl. No.
Name and address of the director
DIN and PAN
13. Please provide number of employees, category-wise.
PART V
INFRASTRUCTURE
14. Please provide the details of infrastructure the applicant currently has and proposes to
have to enable it to discharge its functions as an information utility, including-
a. Technology
b. Data Security
c. Facilities for hosting the data center
d. Grievance redressal and disciplinary proceedings
e. Any further plan for additional/ improved infrastructure to be indicated.
PART VI
BUSINESS PLAN
15. Please provide a summary of the applicant’s Business Plan.
16. Please provide the time frame in which the applicant will be able to provide the services
of an information utility from the date of registration.
PART VII
EXIT MANAGEMENT PLAN
17. Please provide a summary of the applicant’s Exit Management Plan, including the manner
in which users will be enabled to transfer their information to other utilities.
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PART VIII
FIT AND PROPER CRITERIA
18. Please provide information to demonstrate that the persons holding more than 5% of the
paid-up equity share capital or total voting power of the company, the promoters, the key
managerial personnel, the directors of the applicant and the applicant are fit and proper
persons.
Sl.
No
.
Name
Relati
onship
to the
applic
ant
DIN/
CIN/
PAN
Details of
conviction
orders, if
any, against
the person
Details
of
restraining
orders,
if
any, against
the person
Is the person
an
undischarged
insolvent
or
bankrupt?
If
yes,
please
provide details
Details
pertaining to
the character,
reputation and
integrity of the
person
Any
other
inform
ation
PART IX
COMPLIANCE
[For applications for renewal of registration]
19. Please provide details of the information utility’s compliance with the conditions of its
certificate of registration.
20. Please provide details of the information utility’s compliance with the Code, rules,
regulations, guidelines and directions thereunder, during the period of registration.
Please provide any other details you consider relevant in support of the application.
Sd/-
Authorized Signatory
(Name)
(Designation)
Date
:
Place
:
FORM B
(Under Regulation 5 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Information Utilities)
Regulations, 2017)
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THE INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY BOARD OF INDIA
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION NO. _
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India hereby grants/ renews this /the certificate of
registration to/of _____[insert name and address] to act as an information utility in
accordance with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
The certificate of registration is valid from [insert start date] to [insert end date] and may be
renewed.
Sd/-
(Name and Designation)
(For and on behalf of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India)
Place :
Date :
17[FORM C
Under regulation 20 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Information Utilities)
Regulations, 2017.
(Note: Information may be accepted in this Form with necessary modifications as the information
utility deems fit.)
A. Details relating to Creation of Debt
Sl. No.
Nature of information
Particulars
I
II
III
Details of the user submitting information
1
Business date
(The information will be as on date. For example, data of 30th April 2020
submitted even on a later date, say on 05th May 2020, will be as on the
business date – 30th April 2020)
2
UIN (PAN)
3
Full Name
(Please provide your First, Middle and Last name without salutations)
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4
Relationship
(Debtor/Creditor/ Guarantor/ Co-obligant / Security Provider / Assignee)
5
Date of Birth/ Date of incorporation
6
Communication address
7
PIN Code
8
Telephone No.
9
Mobile No.
10 Email ID-1
(for Submission acknowledgment, other submission related messages or
any other general purpose message)
11 Email ID-2
(for Dispute alert sent to submitter)
12 Email ID-3
(for Default alert sent to submitter)
Details of Other Parties to the Debt (Apart from the person submitting the debt)
Details of Parties (please add as many parties as may be applicable)
13 Relationship
(Debtor/Creditor/ Guarantor/ Co-obligant / Security Provider / Assignee)
14 Party name
(Please provide your First, Middle and Last name without salutations)
15 Registered / Permanent Address
16 Registered Address PIN Code
17 Communication address
18 Communication Address PIN Code
19 Party Type
(Indian Entity, Resident Individual, Foreign Entity, NRI/Foreign
Individual)
20 Legal Constitution
(Public Ltd. company, Private Ltd. company, LLP, Proprietorship,
Partnership, Entity Created by or under a Statute, Trust, HUF, Co-op
Society, Association of Persons, Government, Self Help Group, Resident
Individual, Non-Resident Foreign Company).
21 MSME Flag
(Y/N)
22 MSME Sub-type
(Micro, Small, Medium)
23 Industry Category
24 Date of Birth/ Date of incorporation
25 Corporate Identification Number (CIN/LLPIN) for registered corporate
entities.
26 PAN
27 Customer ID
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28 CKYC KIN
29 Contact Person Name
30 Contact Person’s Mobile No.
31 Alternative Number
32 Email id
33 Alternative Email ID
Details of the Debt
34 Debt Reference Number
35 Old Debt Reference No.
(Unique identifier of the debt, in case the debt has previously been
recorded in any Information Utility)
36 Creditor Location
(Creditor’s internal location code, where submitted by creditor)
37 Creditor Business Unit
(Creditor’s internal business unit code, where submitted by creditor)
38 Creditor RM Email
(Email of Creditor’s Relation Manager, for notification purpose)
39 Debt Contract Date
(date of sanction, last renewal, debt acknowledgements, etc.)
40 Debt Start Date
(Date of first disbursement or date of activation of the facility)
41 Sanction Reference No.
42 Sanction Currency
43 Sanctioned Amount
44 Drawing Power
45 Type of Debt
(Financial, Operational)
46 Intermediary Status
(Yes, No)
47 Debt subtype
48 Funded Type Indicator
(Funded, Non-fund)
49 Facility name
50 Repayment frequency
(Monthly, Quarterly, Half yearly, Annual, On demand, Bullet, Rolling,
Others)
51 Tenor of debt
52 Instalment Amount
53 Rate of interest
54 Lending arrangement
(Sole Banking, Consortium, Multiple Banking Arrangement, Outside
Multiple Banking, Outside Consortium, Others)
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55 Currency of debt
56 Total Outstanding Amount
57 Principal Outstanding
58 Interest Outstanding
59 Other Charges Outstanding
60 Amount Overdue
61 Days Overdue
(Number of days overdue as on business date of reporting. If no overdue,
report zero value)
62 Asset Classification
(Standard, Sub-standard, Doubtful, Loss)
63 SMA Category
(0, 1, 2, N)
64 Account Closed Flag
(Yes, No, Assigned)
65 Part-A Remarks
(Any remarks that can be helpful for Other Parties during authentication)
B. Details relating to Creation of Security on Debt (If not applicable, please write NA)
66 Date of creation of Security Interest
67 Type of Charge created
(Mortgage, Hypothecation, Charge, Assignment, Pledge, Lien, Negative
Lien, Guarantee, Asset Cover and such other charges )
68 Assets type
(Movable, Immovable, Intangible, Not Classified)
69 Security type
(Nature of asset used as security as per list of values)
70 Security Category
(Primary, Collateral)
71 Asset ID
(identification number of asset on which charge is created)
72 Description of security
73 Value of security
74 Currency of Security
75 Date of valuation
76 ROC Charge ID
(as registered with MCA, where applicable)
77 CERSAI Security Interest ID
78 Part-B Remarks
(Any remarks that can be helpful for Other Parties during authentication)
C. Details relating to Default of Debt (If not applicable, please write NA)
79 Date of default
80 Total Outstanding Amount
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81 Default amount
82 Days past due
83 Amount of last repayment
84 Date of last repayment
85 Date of filing of suit
86 Part-C Remarks
(Any remarks that can be helpful for Other Parties during authentication)
87 Documents* uploaded as proof for Debt, Security and Default:-
Debt:
a. Copy of Loan Agreement (as revised from time to time)
b. Repayment schedule (If in possession of the submitter)
c. Balance Confirmation
d. Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statements (If the submitter is the
Debtor)
e. Any other documents relating to creation of debt/change in the
terms of the debt
Security:
a. Copy of the Security Deed
b. Copy of the Valuation Report
c. Proof of Registration with CERSAI
d. Copy of the Certificate of Registration of Charge
e. Any other document relating to creation of security
Default:
Any documents attached as a proof of default
* Documents can be submitted at any stage, not necessarily along with the data in Form C.”]
(Dr. M. S. Sahoo)
Chairperson Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Board of India
