Corporate Insolvency prediction for Indian real estate Sector

By: Contributor(s): Material type: Computer fileComputer filePublication details: Ahmedabad Indian Institute of Management 2022Description: 21 p. Includes bibliographical indexDDC classification:
  • SP2022/3433
Online resources: Summary: Submitted to: Project Guide: Prof. M. P. Ram Mohan Co Guide: Prof. Prashant Das Submitted by : Mohak Rajendra Ghelani, Tina Jain Abstract Insolvency laws framework in India underwent a major revamp post the promulgation of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016. Although significant progress has been made from the erstwhile insolvency law regime, time-bound resolution of insolvency cases is still a major cause of concern. Among all industries, the real estate sector has the highest proportion of ongoing insolvency cases as a percentage of the total number of cases admitted in each of the sectors. The value of distressed assets deteriorates with time, and delays in insolvency proceedings impact the recoverability for creditors. This warrants some proactive measures from the industry stakeholders to discern early warning signs of financial distress in order to take steps to mitigate the event of insolvency in the first place. In this study, we have developed a corporate insolvency prediction model using logistic regression, for the Indian real estate sector based on specific financial and non-financial information. With this we intend to lay down certain parameters that can assist in identifying the signs of imminent financial distress. The companies can then utilise this information to re-evaluate their corporate strategy and take proactive measures to mitigate the likelihood of default. The larger industry stakeholders can also utilise it to evaluate their exposure to real estate companies based on their short-term probability of filing for insolvency.
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Submitted to:
Project Guide: Prof. M. P. Ram Mohan
Co Guide: Prof. Prashant Das

Submitted by : Mohak Rajendra Ghelani, Tina Jain


Abstract
Insolvency laws framework in India underwent a major revamp post the promulgation of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016. Although significant progress has been made from the erstwhile insolvency law regime, time-bound resolution of insolvency cases is still a major cause of concern. Among all industries, the real estate sector has the highest proportion of ongoing insolvency cases as a percentage of the total number of cases admitted in each of the sectors. The value of distressed assets deteriorates with time, and delays in insolvency proceedings impact the recoverability for creditors. This warrants some proactive measures from the industry stakeholders to discern early warning signs of financial distress in order to take steps to mitigate the event of insolvency in the first place. In this study, we have developed a corporate insolvency prediction model using logistic regression, for the Indian real estate sector based on specific financial and non-financial information. With this we intend to lay down certain parameters that can assist in identifying the signs of imminent financial distress. The companies can then utilise this information to re-evaluate their corporate strategy and take proactive measures to mitigate the likelihood of default. The larger industry stakeholders can also utilise it to evaluate their exposure to real estate companies based on their short-term probability of filing for insolvency.

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