Sean Laffere discusses inflation and supply chain relief in this podcast with Debtwire.

A&M has worked with some of the largest European and global businesses to stabilise financial performance, transform operations, catapult growth and accelerate results through decisive action. Find out more.

The demand for legal forensic technology continues to grow at a frenzied pace and the necessity of investing in those applications will increase along with it.

Although vital to MRO processes, MRO IT is characterized by underinvestment and unleveraged efficiency increase potential. Facing pandemic-strapped IT budgets, buyers need to balance cost saving measures and overdue technology investments to help their IT departments contribute to company value.

As we enter the new tax year, in our final Employer Tax Year-End Update series, we highlight some of the key employment tax and National Insurance changes that employers need to be aware of.

Production shutdowns and delays continue to mount as COVID, war, and a variety of supply chain issues hamper the industry. Automotive inventory is at its highest level since June of 2021, but March sales were underwhelming.

This article discusses trends in DOJ's enforcement actions, how DOJ may investigate potential fraud, and identify best practices for PPP recipients.

Alvarez & Marsal’s Asia and Cayman Islands teams recently concluded their work in support of restructuring Luckin Coffee.

In the penultimate week of our Employer Tax Year-End Update series, we look at some of the key changes and issues affecting employers, as we emerge from the pandemic and head into a new tax year.

A&M Managing Director Kersten Muller was recently featured in React News. 

On April 4th, the United States District Court for the District of Colorado in Liberty Global Inc. v. United States invalidated a U.S. Treasury Department regulation which attempted to backfill certain aspects of the section 245A dividends received deduction enacted in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Shocks to global supply chains are increasing in frequency and severity. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, new Covid outbreaks in China and rising interest rates in the US are occurring at once with ramifications for global trade. What steps can companies take to improve supply chain resilience.

On March 25, 2022, the Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Sirius XM Radio, Inc. (“Sirius”) and against the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts’ (the “Comptroller”) assessment in Sirius v. Hegar, No. 20-0462 (Texas 2021).