Become an Insolvency Professional & Valuer
Insolvency professionals run companies through the resolution or liquidation process under the IBC. Registered valuers value assets under the Companies Act and the IBC. Both are IBBI-regulated professions and tend to suit experienced professionals.
Certifications you need
Clear the exam for your profession. Registration also has qualification and experience conditions.
How to get there
Check the experience rules
Insolvency registration needs years of professional experience, for example 10 years as a CA, CS, cost accountant or advocate.
Clear the IBBI exam
The Limited Insolvency Exam, or the valuation exam for your asset class.
Complete the registration steps
Follow IBBI's process for your profession.
Take on assignments
Work independently or through a firm.
What you'll do
- check_circleManage insolvency and liquidation cases
- check_circleWork with creditors and tribunals
- check_circleValue land, plant and financial assets
- check_circlePrepare statutory reports
Who hires
- Independent practice
- Insolvency and valuation firms
- Banks and ARCs
Frequently asked questions
Can a fresher become an insolvency professional?
Not usually. IBBI publishes no qualification for sitting the exam, but registering afterwards needs professional experience, for example 10 years as a CA, CS, cost accountant or advocate.
How do insolvency professionals and valuers earn?
Mostly through fees. Insolvency professionals' fees are set for each assignment, and valuers work on individual engagements.
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