This episode features a conversation with Ishana Tripathi, a III NextGen member affiliated with SAM & Co., where she is Director of Research & Innovation, and Adjunct Professor at both NALSAR University of Law and Jindal Global Law School in India, on the recent reforms to Indian’s insolvency law. The discussion highlights the peculiarities of the Indian corporate and insolvency regime. During the conversation, Ishana highlights the role that pre-packaged reorganisations play in ensuring the success of MSE reorganisation. Reference is also made to the challenges raised by the COVID-19 pandemic, the difficulties arising from the implementation of the Indian Bankruptcy Code, as well as the areas (such as individual bankruptcy) where further reforms are desirable. The interview also highlights the drive towards digitalisation of the Indian insolvency framework, and the peculiarities of the Indian lending market, especially for MSEs.