Firm appoints Ines Berger as Managing Director, in addition to four other new hires, to deepen footprint and offerings in Frankfurt

Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) has launched a new business unit in Southeast Asia and Australia (SEAA), headed by recently appointed Managing Director, Utsav Garg.

A well-performing CMO network is critical for asset-light pharma companies as the ability to supply is often the main hindrance to growth.

HM Treasury (“HMT”) published its ‘Review of the UK Funds Regime: A Call for Input’ in January 2021.

A&M's Corporate Performance Improvement welcomes Senior Director Marilyn Adan, who joins as an experienced leader in M&A integration, program management and enterprise software.

HM Treasury (“HMT”) published its ‘Review of the UK Funds Regime: A Call for Input’ in January 2021. We set out below the main proposals included in HM Treasury’s Responses to the review to assist you in understanding potential changes. 

This paper discusses the limitation rules of section 382 of the Internal Revenue Code, of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), which limits the use of tax attributes after an ownership change.

Learn key takeaways that energy companies should keep in mind when it comes to ESG ratings.

A&M continues to strengthen its capabilities with the joining of Managing Director in the firm's Automotive & Industrials group.

A&M enhances eDiscovery and eDisclosure offerings to help clients navigate complex cross-border disputes and investigations.

Report suggests that UAE consumers are less likely to compromise on product quality for lower prices and are more inclined to sacrifice convenience or the shopping experience

Erin Brookes, Managing Director and Head of Retail & Consumer, Europe looks at the challenges of generous returns policies and analyses how these issues can be addressed in this Retail Week article.

London, 14 June 2022 – A new report by global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), in partnership with Retail Economics, has found that as inflation hits a 40-year high, consumers are increasingly driven by price, yet they remain unwilling to compromise on quality and ethics.

The privacy landscape in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is evolving rapidly with increased regulatory developments and scrutiny on data protection. Over the last five years, many countries have enacted new privacy laws or amended existing laws to keep pace with technology and best practices in other parts of the world.

On 7 June 2022, Luxembourg and the UK signed a new double tax treaty (the “DTT”) and an additional Protocol which will replace the double tax treaty signed back in 1967 (the “old tax treaty”).