Executive compensation disclosure at the SEC: Key themes, likely rule changes, timelines, and what companies should do now to prepare for evolving requirements.

Global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) has launched its first African office in Cape Town. The opening is marked at a time when organisations across South Africa and the broader region face increasing pressure to improve operational performance, strengthen resilience and deliver greater returns from existing infrastructure and capital-intensive assets.

Published in November 2025, EU Digital Omnibus Bill is a proposed regulation that aims to simplify and consolidate existing EU digital legislation across AI, data, privacy and cybersecurity, reducing overlapping controls and reporting obligations.

Historically, large healthcare and life sciences corporations have focused deal activity on a breadth of diverse assets. However, the landscape is undergoing significant transformation as businesses shift to rationalize their portfolios and invest in fewer core areas.

The evolution of artificial intelligence is reshaping how organisations derive value from their data and operations. This strategic playbook demonstrates how business leaders can move beyond traditional cloud-centric approaches and instead harness real-time intelligence at the edge.

Following Eventus FORWARD, A&M Senior Directors Sarah Fearon-Maradey and Jonathan Zatz share key takeaways on the growing scrutiny around prediction markets, including insider trading risk, contract ambiguity, market conduct surveillance, and steps firms can take to strengthen compliance frameworks.

A&M's Restructuring team hosted an exclusive breakfast seminar on the automotive sector. The event gathered the lawyer, bank and fund community to discuss the disruptive forces hitting the industry – and how that’s driving stress and distress across European OEMs and suppliers in 2026.

We are delighted to present the latest edition of our A&M Tax & Customs Newsletter, covering key developments from Q4 2025 and Q1 2026.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia released draft Economic Substance Requirements Regulations for investors operating in Special Economic Zones (SEZ). This shifts the focus from formal structures to how activities are carried out in practice and how they support the income generated in the zone.

Redesign admin work with an ESS to standardize, govern, and deliver at scale: Cut costs, boost productivity, and strengthen long-term business viability.

Companies are investing billions in AI, but most struggle to convert adoption into measurable financial returns. Managing Director Daniel Schmeltz explains why real AI ROI depends on operating model redesign, not more pilots or tools.

AI is reshaping medical management from a cost center into a strategic engine for health plans. In this paper, Managing Directors Bryan Komornik and Craig Savage outline where AI is delivering real value today and how plans can modernize clinical operations to improve cost, quality, and experience.

The EU’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) empowers the European Commission (EC) to scrutinise financial support granted by non-EU public authorities to undertakings active in the EU internal market. This note focuses on the impact of the FSR on concentrations.

IRS rulings offer targeted certainty on complex corporate deals, addressing significant issues, requirements, and strategic tradeoffs under Rev. Proc. 2026-21.

The UK’s new cryptoasset regulatory regime is expected to be implemented from next year. It will bring specified cryptoasset activities within the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) regulatory perimeter, shifting the regulatory gateway from the current primarily anti-money laundering (AML) registration regime under the Money Laundering Regulations (MLRs) to a full FSMA authorisation framework.