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Thought Leadership

Decommissioning in the UK North Sea: From Late-Life Leadership to Decommissioning Excellence

March 17, 2026
We set out six success factors—clear strategy, no stop‑start execution, lean principles, proactive risk management, stakeholder alignment, and transparency with technology—and show how early regulator and supplier engagement, outcome‑based contracts, and vendor quality gates convert decommissioning into a performance‑driven capital programme.
Thought Leadership

THE A&M DISTRESS ALERT
March 17, 2026
Financial distress is accelerating and becoming more entrenched across European businesses as mounting macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures eroded both earnings and balance sheet resilience in 2025.

The latest A&M Distress Alert highlights 13.5% of companies in Europe are now classified as distressed, the highest level since at least 2022 and up from 8.6% in 2024.
Thought Leadership

2026 North American Midstream M&A Outlook
March 16, 2026
North American Midstream M&A enters 2026 following a period of elevated activity driven by structurally higher natural gas demand, expanding LNG export capacity, and rising power needs from AI/data centers.
Thought Leadership

Dr. Chad Perlyn is Building Clinicians of the Future as He Leads NSU Florida's AMC
March 12, 2026
How do we prepare tomorrow's physicians for a system defined by constant change? Chad Perlyn, M.D., PhD, FACS, EVP and Chief Medical Officer of NSU Florida and Dean of NSU MD, joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Jamie LaGuardia-Frie and David Shulkin, M.D. to share how their academic medical center is reimagining education to prepare physicians for a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
Thought Leadership

How Bankruptcy Restructurings Trigger Inversion Tax Risks
March 12, 2026
In a recent ABI Journal article, Kevin M. Jacobs and Devon Bodoh explain how cross-border bankruptcy restructurings can unintentionally trigger U.S. tax “inversion” rules, creating significant and often irreversible tax consequences.