A&M Managing Director Arik Van Zandt has authored an article on how the TCJA may have positively impacted marital balance sheets despite having reduced the amount of after-tax income available to pay maintenance.

Hot tubs are not usually associated with the provision of expert evidence in court or arbitration proceedings, but the practice of expert witnesses testifying at the same time (concurrently, or in the ‘hot tub’) has been in place in Australia for several decades, and has found some limited favor in U.S. federal courts. The practice is entrenched in court rules and practice notes in multiple Australian jurisdictions, including the Federal Court, and has been increasingly taken up in other jurisdictions such as Canada, the U.K., Singapore, and New Zealand, as well as in international arbitrations. So, what is it, how does it work, and is it compatible with fundamental principles of American litigation?

On October 22, 2019, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Corporate Transparency Bill of 2019 (“the Bill”), an amendment to the Bank Secrecy Act. If passed by the Senate and signed by the President, the Bill would effectively require investment companies and small business entities to disclose information on the entity’s economic owners at the time of formation and in annual disclosures. While it is not knowable at this time whether the Bill will pass the Senate (and in what form), there are indications that the Trump administration supports the legislation in principle.

A new report by Alvarez & Marsal, in partnership with Retail Economics, has found that major U.K. retailers now occupy 20 percent more store space than they need and can financially justify, yet shops remain the bedrock of the customer journey amongst Gen Z and Millennials.

To better understand the future of physical space in U.K. retail A&M has partnered with Retail Economics to provide new data-backed insights into the ‘perfect storm’ sweeping through the industry.

Peter Urbanowicz’s public service and corporate experience will help healthcare organizations manage growing complexities.

Carlos Munoz brings expertise in incorporating technology in financial management and corporate performance improvement

A&M Managing Director Michael Balistreri has been selected for ABI’s “40 Under 40” as a top turnaround and restructuring professional under the age of 40.

A&M Managing Director Floris Iking recently authored an article in Forbes Mexico, “The orchestra, passengers and the iceberg: the communication of companies in the face of a restructuring” about the importance and effectiveness of communication during a company’s restructuring. 

Quite often businesses are aware of a problem within their supply chain but don’t have the resources to fully diagnose the scale and impact and then construct a business case for change. This is where Alvarez & Marsal can help.

Alvarez & Marsal has appointed Mary Jesse a Senior Director based in Seattle in Corporate Performance Improvement group. Ms. Jesse’s extensive product engineering and development experience will help A&M’s clients effectively improve research and development (R&D) and operations in support of creating shareholder value.

In Part I of the six-part series, “Driving Transformation Through the Office of the CFO,” A&M Private Equity Performance Improvement (PEPI) CFO Services Leader & Managing Director, Richard Jenkins, provides an overview of the three primary building blocks of a high performing CFO office that constitute the pillars that are critical to a successful business transformation.

Alvarez & Marsal’s (A&M’s) Disputes & Investigations practice specializes in assisting
public and private organizations – such as colleges and universities, government
entities, religious organizations, companies, etc. – in developing compliance programs
and conducting independent investigations that address Title IX issues such as abuse,
harassment, discrimination and/or misuse of authority or allegations of fraud.

Where businesses choose to source or manufacture their products has become a highly politicized subject.