06 Apr

EXPLAINER | What you need to know about the final steps of SAA's business rescue

Carin Smith

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A receivership is supposed to be a safety net to assure creditors.

Once the business rescue practitioners of South African Airways (SAA) manage to exit the rescue process and return the airline to the interim board, a so-called receivership will start.

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