Browsing Research Articles (Business Management) by Author "Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John"

Browsing Research Articles (Business Management) by Author "Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John"

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  • Establishing turnaround potential before commencement of formal turnaround proceedings 
    Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John; Pretorius, Marius (AOSIS, 2022-10)
    BACKGROUND : Determining the turnaround potential of a firm has plagued academia and practice. Existing failure prediction tools yield limited insight into turnaround potential and are heavily dependent on financial ...
  • Expectations of a business rescue plan : international directives for Chapter 6 implementation 
    Pretorius, Marius; Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John (College of Economic and Management Sciences, University of South Africa, 2014)
    Preliminary analysis of business rescue plans suggested that a signifi cant contrast exists between international reorganisational plans and those being published under the newly formed business rescue regime in South ...
  • Exploring the indirect costs of a firm in business rescue 
    Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John; De Abreu, Nicole Varela Aguiar; Pretorius, Marius (NISC Pty (Ltd) and Informa Limited (trading as Taylor & Francis Group), 2020)
    It may be argued that the indirect costs of financial distress are substantially higher than the direct costs. Consequently, indirect costs of participating in a formal turnaround may hinder the success of a reorganisation ...
  • Small, medium and micro-enterprises’ distress and factual evaluation of rescue feasibility 
    Du Toit, Andria Cornelia; Pretorius, Marius; Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John (AOSIS Open Journals, 2019-01)
    BACKGROUND: Entrepreneurs often face distress in their businesses; as one way to address it, they can file for business rescue. The Companies Act 71 of 2008 requires the appointed business rescue practitioner (BRP) to place ...
  • Stakeholder expectations of the business rescue plan from a South African perspective 
    Rosslyn-Smith, Wesley John; Pretorius, Marius (University of Pretoria, Department of Business Management & Academic Entrepreneurship Society of South Africa (AcES), 2015)
    BACKGROUND : A business rescue plan has to comply with a new and vague set of obligations regulated by South African legislation. Expectations of the plan are largely unknown, yet crucial in determining compliance. ...