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Receiver Peter Kahi: Why some businesses have to die

Peter Kahi, partner at PKF Consulting firm during the interview with The Standard. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Peter Kahi is an insolvency practitioner. Has been for 32 years. In business circles he is known as the ‘corporate mortician’ because he has buried many a business.

But his job is very much like that of an emergency doctor; he can either resuscitate a dying business or let it go peacefully. He’s in a select class of just over 20 insolvency practitioners in Kenya who are called upon when companies are in critical condition.

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