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The Art of Corporate Revival: Exploring Effective Turnaround Tools & Strategising

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The Art of Corporate Revival: Exploring Effective Turnaround Tools & Strategising

CDH hosted a panel discussion titled "The Art of Corporate Revival: Exploring Effective Turnaround Tools & Strategising."

6 Sep 2024 1:15:49 Minutes Webinar

The panel included Nastascha Harduth, Director and Sector Head in the Corporate Debt, Turnaround & Restructuring sector; David Pinnock, Director in the Corporate & Commercial practice; Imraan Mahomed, Director in the Employment Law practice; Lucinde Rhoodie, Director in the Dispute Resolution practice and Kuda Chimedza, Senior Associate in the Banking, Finance & Projects practice.

Sammy Ndolo, Managing Partner in our Kenya office also provided insights into corporate revival from a Kenyan perspective.

Our seasoned team explored the legal tools and strategies for effective balance sheet optimisation.

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