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The rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa

Kgosi Nkaiseng, Director in the Business Rescue, Restructuring & Insolvency sector of the Dispute Resolution practice, joined Channel Africa to discuss the rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa and how it is likely to evolve in the coming years.

18 Feb 2021 05:48 Minutes Radio interview
The rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa

The rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa

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The rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa

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Kgosi Nkaiseng, Director in the Business Rescue, Restructuring & Insolvency sector of the Dispute Resolution practice, joined Channel Africa to discuss the rise of the Business Rescue sector in South Africa and how it is likely to evolve in the coming years.

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