Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Insolvency regimes are integral to all modern societies. They form the basis for an orderly dissolution or reorganization of various forms of businesses, and facilitate efficient allocation of capital locked in a failed business in a manner that balances the competing interests of the parties involved. Insolvency schemes need to be seen and accepted as necessary for ensuring that resources are taken away from bad managers and re-directed to more serious ones.

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Prof Uwem Essia is a distinguished academic and celebrated author known for his illustrious career in leadership, management, economics, and development. Since June 2021, Prof Essia has immersed himself in personal studies and established himself as a prolific online book publisher, with a presence on platforms. He holds a PhD degree in Economics.