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Thought Leadership

A&M Tax Policy Quarterly Outlook: Q2 2026
July 31, 2026
Explore the latest global tax policy and controversy developments from Q2 2026.
Featuring expert insights on OECD, Pillar Two, and tax transparency.
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The Power of Business Intelligence in Cross-Border M&A
July 30, 2026
Not all risks show up in the numbers. In this Raising the Bar article, Lucia Lu, Senior Director, and Qi Zhang, Director, break down how background checks and asset searches protect investors in cross-border M&A.
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A&M Tax Policy Insights – June 2026
July 30, 2026
Expert insights into the latest global tax policy developments. From OECD updates to digital tax, crypto, and cross-border trends.
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ITAT July 2026: Head Office Expenditure Not Necessarily Discriminatory Under India UK Tax Treaty; Exclusive Costs Related to the Indian Branch Operations Deductible
July 29, 2026
The Mumbai ITAT's recent ruling in the Standard Chartered Bank case reinforces an important principle for multinational businesses - Head Office payments alone do not determine the deductibility of expenses. The ruling highlights the need for robust documentation, clear cost classification, and a strong business nexus for cross-border cost allocations.
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Beyond the Bottom Line: Leading with Purpose at Phoenix Children's
July 28, 2026
Healthcare leadership isn't just about today's outcomes—it's about shaping the future. John Nickens, President and CEO of Phoenix Children's, joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Christopher Smedley and Charles Hankins, M.D. to discuss leading beyond the bottom line, including investing in people, culture and strengthening the communities his organization serves.
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Harnessing the Three Cs: Cash, Cost, and COGS
July 28, 2026
Growth opportunities across the Middle East remain strong, but so does the need for financial discipline. Higher interest rates, inflation, and tighter liquidity are increasing pressure on capital allocation and operational performance.