Recap on this webinar where our Executive Compensation experts present the key findings the first 100 Directors’ Remuneration Reports published in the 2026 AGM season.

This document outlines the emerging digital identity and invoice fraud risks associated with PEPPOL-based e-invoicing, drawing on Belgium’s recent experience. It highlights key vulnerabilities in identity management, onboarding controls, and automation that could impact UAE businesses.

Cryptoasset activities in the UK are moving from anti-money laundering (AML)-focused registration under the Money Laundering Regulations (MLRs) to full authorisation and supervision under the Financial Services and Markets Act (FSMA).

In a recent Chief Executive feature, Annie Peabody examines how investor scrutiny—not proposed quarterly reporting changes—is driving short term pressures and reshaping how companies communicate corporate value narratives, performance, and strategy.

Section 301 is reshaping APAC trade. Explore risks from excess capacity probes and forced labor enforcement, plus tariff scenarios and mitigation steps.

Selective buying will define software & tech private equity. Capital will favor AI-ready leaders who can differentiate, as buyers focus on the best positioned.

In this article, we outline the key ERS compliance deadlines coming up for employers, recent changes and common issues in relation to ERS reporting.

Nine leading experts from A&M’s Disputes and Investigations practice were recognized in the Lexology Index 2026 Data Guide. The Lexology Index: Data Guide presents research into some of the best practitioners in the areas of data privacy and protection, security and information technology.

Qualified Tax Incentives in Pillar Two: SBTI Safe Harbor criteria, substance cap, ETR effects, and MNE election mechanics under OECD guidance for MNE groups.

The “Monthly Recap” is A&M’s monthly newsletter providing a concise overview of EU and Dutch tax developments.

This article highlights the key PCC accounting elections through a PE lens, focusing on how the decision affects portfolio company financials, tax accounting, and exit optionality.

Atomic settlement is moving from experiment to market infrastructure. Whilst banks, asset managers, and market commentators often frame narratives around distributed-ledger settlement as a new product or asset class, its biggest implications are architectural.