A competent professional with 35+ years’ rich and extensive experience of working in number of Residential, Group Housing, Industrial, commercial, Institutional and religions places projects. Have handled civil engineering services related projects in terms of planning and conceptual design integrated with projects. Have excellent record in handling top-level liaison with Ministries, Govt. Depts. PSUs, Industrial Establishments, Industry Associations; Chambers of Commerce etc.; fully conversant with Government Regulations, Policies & Procedures. Expert in designing / drafting proposals for Govt. approvals / permissions with innate strengths in mobilising necessary support from various State & Central Govt. Departments / Ministries. Currently, engaged with development in the field of Valuation, closely with Ministry of Corporate Affairs since 2012 as Hony. General Secretary, Institution of Valuers and MD & CEO, IOV Registered Valuers Foundation.
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Registered valuer obligations require independent valuation reports for corporate share and asset transactions under multiple Indian statutes.
Registered valuation reports are mandated where statutes and regulations require independent determination of share prices, asset values, swap ratios and related measures. Under the Companies Act registered valuers must value share issuances (rights, ESOPs, preferential), sweat equity and non cash transactions, minority share transfers, schemes of arrangement and winding up. IBC rules require registered valuations for liquidation and insolvency processes and bar conflicted valuers. SEBI REIT and InvIT regimes also require registered valuers. Until national standards are notified, valuers must follow international standards, RVO standards and IND AS 113 fair value guidance. (AI Summary)
Corporate Laws / IBC / SEBI