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Ghana Insolvency and Restructuring Journal – 3rd Edition Vol 1 (No. 1)

Editor: Dr. Samuel Boadi Adarkwah 

Print ISSN:2961-015X
ISISSN 296
List of reviewers:
Prof. Justice Samuel Date-Bah
Prof. Albert Fiadjoe
Mr. Felix Addo
Prof. Sir Justice Dennis D. Adjei
Dr. Chris Adomako-Kwakye
Hon. Victoria Bright
Prof. Oswald Seneadza
Prof. Muna B. Ndulo
Prof. Ali-Nakyea Abdallah
Mr. Daniel Agamah
Mr. Kenneth Ghartey

© 2025 CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF RESTRUCTURING AND INSOLVENCY PRACTITIONERS GHANA (CIRIP)

RESTRUCTURING TO RESCUE DISTRESSED STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES AND JOINT-VENTURE COMPANIES By: Michael Sumaila Nlasia, Esq
DIRECTORS’ DUTIES AND INSOLVENT TRADING UNDER GHANA’S ACT 1015: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL. By: Martin Waana-Ang
CREDITOR PARTICIPATION IN CORPORATE INSOLVENCY: AN ANALYSIS OF CREDITORS’ MEETINGS UNDER GHANA’S ACT 1015 By: Kweku Ainuson
SWORD AND SHIELD FOR FIGHTING OFF BANK INSOLVENCY: THE EFFECTIVE USE OF CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT IN BANK MANAGEMENT. By:Theophilus Aryee
RECORDS THAT RESCUE: WHY STRONG DOCUMENTATION IS THE BACKBONE OF RESILIENT AND ACCOUNTABLE BUSINESSES.By: Eunice Lankai Lamptey
DISTRESSED MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS (M&A): LEVERAGING M&A AS A STRATEGIC MECHANISM FOR BUSINESS RESCUE. By: Prosper D. Melomey, Anuonyam Asamoah & Michael Essah
TRANSNATIONAL INSOLVENCY AND THE LIMITS OF LEGAL CONVERGENCE: GHANA’S ADOPTION OF THE UNCITRAL MODEL LAW By: Samuel Boadi Adarkwah & Martin Waana-Ang
THE RANK OF TAX IN THE ORDER OF PRIORITY OF DEBTS DURING OFFICIAL LIQUIDATION: THE POSITION OF THE LAW AND PRACTICE By: Kwasi Nyantakyi Owiredu
THE BANKING SECTOR CLEAN–UP IN GHANA, AND THE LEGAL EFFECTS OF THE APPOINTMENTS OF A RECEIVER AND CONSOLIDATED BANK GHANA LTD AS A BRIDGE INSTITUTION: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CASE OF CHANCELLOR OPPONG KYEKYEKU KOHL V. CONSOLIDATED BANK OF GHANA LTD. By:Ebenezer Adjei Bediako, Kwadwo Bioh Agyei and Michael Kwame Asabre

Established as GARIA on 8th August 2006 and reconstituted as CIRIP Ghana with presidential assent on 26th July 2025, we are now a statutory body under Act 1117. CIRIP Ghana is dedicated to advancing the field of restructuring and insolvency in Ghana, positioning itself as a leader in corporate restructuring, business recovery, and insolvency advisory services.

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