Implementing a great Corporate Performance Management solution, or even a good one, requires thoughtful, focused leadership and a realistic plan to avoid common pitfalls to success.
Performance Management is an umbrella term encompassing the people, processes and applications that support strategy development, planning and forecasting, financial management, profitability management and reporting and analytics. EPM, CPM and BI are popular acronyms referring to Performance Management. At A&M, we believe that the core of management excellence is integration – integration of business processes, integration of organizational functions, and integration of technology.
Learn five best practices learned through years of standing up Performance Management Solutions.
OECD’s Proposed Revisions to Chapter VII: Reframing the Transfer Pricing Analysis of Intra-Group Services
June 11, 2026
Transfer Pricing Update: OECD Chapter VII proposes revised guidance on intra-group services, accurate delineation, benefit test, method selection, and documentation.
Turning AI Investment Into P&L Impact: What Sets Leaders Apart
June 10, 2026
The latest piece from A&M's Corporate Transformation Services team breaks down the three patterns emerging across industries, and the four fundamentals that separate the organizations turning AI investment into real P&L impact from those stuck in pilot mode.
Market Conduct Surveillance in Prediction Markets: The Risks, the Challenges, and the Future of Surveillance
June 10, 2026
Prediction markets are growing rapidly, bringing new scrutiny around market integrity and oversight. In this white paper, Jeremy Cusimano and Sarah Fearon-Maradey explore the risks, challenges, and what effective surveillance looks like in practice.
Insurance Industry Taxation Is Approaching an Inflection Point – Beyond Compliance Lies a Strategic Function
June 10, 2026
Insurance tax functions are moving beyond compliance toward a more strategic role. Learn how Alvarez & Marsal helps insurers combine tax planning, technical judgment, and operational efficiency.
