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Role of BIFR

The Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) was established in 1987 to evaluate the viability of sick industrial companies in India with the goal of either rehabilitating them or closing them down. The BIFR oversees the process of inquiry into sick companies, preparation of rehabilitation schemes, and implementation of approved schemes. However, the BIFR faces constraints such as delays in reporting by operating agencies, lack of cooperation from banks and promoters, and prolonged legal appeals that hamper its effectiveness. Suggestions to improve the BIFR include one-time debt settlement, replacing weak promoters, and restricting approval of new units until existing ones are rehabilitated or closed.

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Role of BIFR

The Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) was established in 1987 to evaluate the viability of sick industrial companies in India with the goal of either rehabilitating them or closing them down. The BIFR oversees the process of inquiry into sick companies, preparation of rehabilitation schemes, and implementation of approved schemes. However, the BIFR faces constraints such as delays in reporting by operating agencies, lack of cooperation from banks and promoters, and prolonged legal appeals that hamper its effectiveness. Suggestions to improve the BIFR include one-time debt settlement, replacing weak promoters, and restricting approval of new units until existing ones are rehabilitated or closed.

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RoleofBIFR

Monirba{Allahabaduniversity} 03/05/10 MONIRBA

Agenda 03/05/10 MONIRBA

qIntroduction qObjectives q qProcessflowchartofBIFR'sworking q qFunctionsofoperatinga nderSICA q qBIFRorganizationalstructure q qFactsandFigures q qConstraintsfacedbyBIF estionstomakeBIFRmoreeffective q qConclusion q q 2

Introduction qInthewakeofsicknessinthecountry'sindustrialclimateprevailinginthe eighties,the n1981,aCommitteeofExpertsunder theChairmanshipofShriT.Tiwaritoexaminethematter eremediestherefore.BasedontherecommendationsoftheCommittee,the GovernmentofIndia gislationnamely,theSickIndustrial Companies(SpecialProvisions)Act,1985(1of1986)c eSICA q qTheBoardofexpertsnamedtheBoardforIndustrialandFinancial Reconstruction( uary,1987andfunctionalwitheffectfrom 15th May1987 03/05/10 MONIRBA 3

Objectives qToevaluatethetechnoeconomicviabilityofsickindustrialcompanieswitha viewtoeithe emortoclosingthemdown q qTostopcontinueddrainofpublicandprivateresources q qTop sfaraspracticable 03/05/10 MONIRBA 4

ProcessflowchartofBIFR'sworking Enquiry Networthpositivethroughitsownefforts Itisinpublicinteresttorehabilita echnoeconomicviabilityreport Possibilitiesofmergerorchangeofmgt. BIFRdrawssch on Consensusofpartiescalledupon Freshfundsarerelease 03/05/10 MONIRBA 5

FunctionsofoperatingagencyunderSICA qConductinginquiry q qPreparationofscheme q qRecommendationtoBIFR q qImplementationof eme q qAppointmentofliquidatorbyhighcourt q qTopreparelistofassets,liabilities,sha Allbooksofaccounts,registers,maps,plants,records,documentsoftitleor ownership 6 03/05/10 MONIRBA

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Facts&Figures qYearwiseperformance q qListofoperatingagencies qRegistrationofPSUs q qNo.ofcases tatewise) q qNo.ofcasesregistered(industrywise) q qFilingofreference 03/05/10 MONIRBA 8

ConstraintsandProblems qDelayinsubmissionofreportsbyoperatingagencies q qLackofpromptandfinalresponsein dconcessions q qReluctanceonthepartofbanksandFIs q qProlongeddelayfrompromoterssi lsregisteredwiththeAAIFRagainstBIFR q qSeveralappealsagainstBIFRinHighCourts q 03/05/10 MONIRBA 9

SuggestionstomakeBIFRmoreeffective qOnetimesettlementofexistingdues q qSubstitutingweakpromotersbystrongandresource q qConcessionalinterestrateswheretimeresortedisless q qSaleofunitsbyBIFRinstead gorderstobeimplementedby HighCourts q qRestrictionoveradditionofnewunitsunlesst herclosed afterduescrutinybyBIFRorRehabilitated q qConcurrenceofmajorityofworkers 10 03/05/10 MONIRBA

Conclusion 03/05/10 MONIRBA

Onceagain,itwillrequirelotofexpertiseandexposuretoplanandextend counselingona ingofresourceswillbenecessary. Atallorderindeed,butthereseemstobenoshortcut. 11

References: qEntrepreneurshipandSmallBusinessManagementby M.B.Shukla q qwww.bifr.in 12 03/05/10 MONIRBA

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