Already under considerable pressure to survive, colleges and universities now face a significant challenge as they try to operate in the face of a global pandemic. Even before COVID-19, smaller colleges, in particular, were struggling to survive, and many won’t.
In this new environment, institutions of higher learning will need to focus on cash flow, deal with lost on-campus revenue due to remote learning and make hard decisions about repurposing facilities and assets as they continue to service their debt loads.
These and other related topics were discussed on a panel that A&M Managing Director Rob Hershan participated in at the annual 2020 Turnaround Management Association’s TMA Impact event, hosted virtually this year before a global audience.
Watch the video above to hear Rob's full presentation.
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THE A&M DISTRESS ALERT
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Over the past year, European businesses have faced mounting pressure from high interest rates, trade disruptions, and rising geopolitical tensions.
The latest A&M Distress Alert explores how these challenges are impacting financial resilience and what it means for business leaders navigating 2025.
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Alvarez & Marsal appoints Adam Yuan as Managing Director to lead its China Restructuring Practice. With 30+ years of experience in corporate restructuring and financial advisory, his appointment strengthens A&M’s onshore capabilities to support businesses navigating financial distress in China.
Rendite & Resilienz – Private Equity in Zeiten der Unsicherheit
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Eigentlich verläuft in der Private-Equity-Branche Wertschöpfung nach Drehbuch. Was aber, wenn wirtschaftspolitische Irrationalität die Finanzmärkte durcheinanderwirbelt?
