Reinvigorating corporate rescue in developing economies – a Ugandan perspective

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Nsubuga, H. 2021. Reinvigorating corporate rescue in developing economies – a Ugandan perspective. Insolvency Intelligence. 34 (4), pp. 95-102.
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TitleReinvigorating corporate rescue in developing economies – a Ugandan perspective
AuthorsNsubuga, H.
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This paper analyses the concept of corporate rescue in Uganda as an emerging economy. It explores Uganda’s evolutionary roadmap to a modern insolvency framework and its quest for corporate rescue as sought by the Insolvency Act 2011. The paper then examines why corporate rescue as a policy objective of Uganda’s insolvency law has yet to achieve its intended objectives and offers some avenues on how corporate rescue could be reinvigorated.

PublisherSweet and Maxwell
JournalInsolvency Intelligence
ISSN0950-2645
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Print12 Nov 2021
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Deposited03 Sep 2021
Submitted01 Aug 2021
Accepted01 Aug 2021
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