Empanelment of Insolvency Professionals (IPs) to be appointed as Administrator, remuneration and other incidental and connected matters under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Appointment of Administrator and Procedure for Refunding to the Investors) Regulations, 2018
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Appointment of Administrators: empanelment, mandated availability, and prescribed remuneration and procurement rules under SEBI regulations. SEBI prescribes the appointment and empanelment of IBBI-registered Insolvency Professionals as Administrator under the Administrator Regulations, requiring selected IPs to remain on assignment and prohibiting withdrawal or surrender of registration during tenure. The Circular prescribes a detailed remuneration and fee framework derived with modifications from the Liquidation Process Regulations, includes additional fees for appointed professionals and incidental expenses as part of administration costs, permits Board discretion for higher fees, and mandates procurement rules for supporting professionals including open tender and publication requirements with a limited exception for cost-effectiveness.
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Appointment of Administrators: empanelment, mandated availability, and prescribed remuneration and procurement rules under SEBI regulations.
SEBI prescribes the appointment and empanelment of IBBI-registered Insolvency Professionals as Administrator under the Administrator Regulations, requiring selected IPs to remain on assignment and prohibiting withdrawal or surrender of registration during tenure. The Circular prescribes a detailed remuneration and fee framework derived with modifications from the Liquidation Process Regulations, includes additional fees for appointed professionals and incidental expenses as part of administration costs, permits Board discretion for higher fees, and mandates procurement rules for supporting professionals including open tender and publication requirements with a limited exception for cost-effectiveness.
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