Singapore’s latest asset management enhancements could reshape transfer pricing considerations as investment talent, decision-making and value creation increasingly move to Singapore.

Five observable conditions will determine when institutional capital fully returns.
Private credit was one of the fastest-growing sources of non-bank financing in the Middle East through 2024 and 2025, with the regional market growing at an estimated 15-30% annually. That trajectory paused following the regional conflict that began in early 2026.

A&M’s Asia-Pacific Private Capital and Asset Management Tax Top 10 highlights key tax developments across Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, Korea, New Zealand, Vietnam and India.

Private credit assets under management have transitioned rapidly from a specialist allocation to a scaled component of global credit markets. Yet the risk and operational infrastructure supporting the asset class have not evolved at the same pace.

This is a follow-up to our earlier Fawtara alert. On 9 August 2026, the Oman Tax Authority (“OTA”) issued Decision No. 189/2026, amending the Executive Regulations of the VAT Law (Decision No. 53/2021, issued under Royal Decree No. 121/2020) to give the Fawtara programme a formal legal footing for the first time.

Cyber threats are moving faster, AI is changing how attacks are carried out, and advances in quantum computing could put today’s encrypted data at risk in the future. Managing Director Julio San Jose and Senior Director Juan Lopez-Rubio Fernandez explore what these shifts mean for business leaders and why cyber resilience is increasingly a board-level responsibility.

The UAE FTA has introduced new supplier and transaction verification requirements for Input Tax deduction, effective October 1, 2026.
Read about what businesses need to do to strengthen their processes and protect their Input Tax recovery position.

Evaluating a Target Company's inventory reserve methodology is a critical component of the financial due diligence process, particularly within the food and beverage industry. A&M's Global Transaction Advisory Group outlines a five-step approach for evaluating the Target Company's inventory reserve.

Growth without the right financial infrastructure isn't scale, it's exposure. Aaron Eichorn, Managing Director in A&M's Healthcare Industry Group, on what growing health systems need to get right before scale becomes a liability.

The Fifth Circuit has replaced its prior opinion in K Alain, L.L.L.P. v. Commissioner, adopting a new framework for determining when limited partners qualify for the self-employment tax exception.

Canada’s July 2026 tax proposals introduce significant changes for cross-border businesses, spanning transfer pricing, hybrid mismatch rules, tax incentives and taxable Canadian property.

Financial institutions have spent decades building infrastructure around prices, historical data and risk measures. A new layer of enterprise information is now emerging: probability, a quantified representation of uncertainty about future outcomes.

In this episode of The Next Imperative, A&M's Energy & Natural Resources team experts Andrew Burns, Amandeep Singh, Joseph Halverson, and Maggie Chaddick join host Geoff Angulo to explore how upstream oil and gas operators are improving their competitiveness.

In this article, A&M Public Sector Services experts examine the common operational challenges states are encountering, the practical mitigation strategies CMS has approved to date, and the impact of new federal budget neutrality guidance on future community reentry initiatives.

Bancassurance has long promised a powerful combination: insurance and products, bank distribution channels, and deep customer relationships. However, in A&M’s experience, many bancassurance models remain constrained by fragmented data, manual onboarding, product–market misalignment, and regulatory complexity.