IBBI Mandates 30 CPE Hours Annually for Insolvency Professionals with In-person Quota
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Guidelines; Dated: 13.08.2025
Amendment to CPE Guidelines for Insolvency Professionals
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has notified amendments to the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Guidelines, 2019. These amendments aim to strengthen the professional development framework for Insolvency Professionals (IPs) by ensuring continuous learning and upskilling in the field of insolvency and bankruptcy.
Mandatory 30 Credit Hours Requirement
As per the revised guidelines, every Insolvency Professional is now required to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours of CPE in each calendar year. This requirement ensures that IPs remain updated with evolving laws, regulations, and best practices. However, this obligation does not apply in the year of initial registration, giving newly registered IPs sufficient time to settle into their role before undertaking formal CPE requirements.
Emphasis on In-Person Learning
The updated framework introduces a specific requirement that a minimum percentage of credit hours must be earned through in-person learning programmes. This shift emphasizes the importance of interactive, face-to-face training and peer learning, thereby enhancing the practical understanding of insolvency laws and procedures.
Effective Date and Availability
The revised guidelines were formally updated on 13 August 2025 and have been made available on the IBBI website for reference. All Insolvency Professionals are advised to familiarize themselves with these changes and ensure timely compliance with the revised CPE requirements.
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