The IBBI has tightened the Continuing Professional Education framework for Insolvency Professionals, mandating 30 credit hours annually, graded in-person learning, and structured credit allocations for publications, research, and professional development.

The IBBI has released a discussion paper proposing the deletion of Clause 6 from the Insolvency Professionals’ Code of Conduct to avoid duplication, simplify compliance, and align with liquidation and bankruptcy regulations.

The IBBI released a discussion paper on 12 August 2025 to rationalise assignment limits for Insolvency Professionals. The proposed framework introduces unified caps across IRP, RP, and Liquidator roles to curb delays, ensure fair distribution of assignments, and provide equitable opportunities for new IPs.

NSIC signed MoUs with Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, Karnataka Bank, AU Small Finance Bank, and Dhanlaxmi Bank on 11 August 2025 under its MSME Credit Facilitation Program. The collaboration is expected to expand financial inclusion, strengthen credit accessibility, and foster growth in the MSME sector.

The RBI announced a major reform in cheque settlement, introducing real-time clearance from October 4, 2025. The new system will reduce settlement to hours through a phased rollout, ensuring faster liquidity and modernizing India’s banking system.