Shareholder activism is accelerating, and the root cause is consistent: sustained operational underperformance relative to peers. In a feature for CFO.com, A&M Managing Director Ron Orsini outlines a more disciplined path: close performance gaps early, build a credible value creation plan, and retain control of your strategy before activists define it for you.

Alvarez and Marsal acted as financial advisor to NFE on its landmark UK Restructuring Plan, following sanction by the High Court of England and Wales of two inter-conditional Restructuring Plans under Part 26A of the Companies Act.

Delay experts can study the same project records and still reach opposite conclusions. Moiz Khan, Director, explains why this happens and what tribunals and courts really value in expert evidence.

The strategic implementation partnership expands A&M's Tax Technology and Transformation capabilities, reinforcing its commitment to helping organisations modernise their tax functions in response to increasing regulatory complexity

Medical device supply chains are under increasing pressure as global disruption becomes a constant rather than an exception. From geopolitical volatility to material scarcity and regulatory complexity, the sector now operates in an environment where even minor shocks can have far-reaching consequences. This article explores the structural vulnerabilities shaping today’s MedTech supply networks and highlights why traditional approaches are no longer sufficient. It outlines how leading organisations are rethinking resilience not just as risk mitigation, but as a source of competitive advantage in an increasingly unpredictable world. Download the full article to uncover the strategies that are helping companies respond faster, protect patient outcomes, and maintain operational continuity.

Indonesia’s new PER-6/PJ/2026 regulation establishes the operational framework for Pillar Two, bringing new compliance obligations for multinational groups.

Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) India has announced the appointment of Pratik Sengupta as Managing Director within its Disputes and Investigations practice.

In this episode, Don Antonucci, President and CEO of Providence Health Plan joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Craig Savage and Mike Epstein to share how health plans can maintain stability while delivering value to members.

Alvarez & Marsal grows its Disputes and Investigations presence in Mexico with the addition of José Cortina, bringing deep expertise in investigations, compliance, and complex risk matters.

Across the telecommunications sector, AI investment is accelerating — but enterprise value is not keeping pace. In our latest analysis, A&M's Telecommunications & Digital Infrastructure practice examines why: the domains that offer the greatest AI opportunity are consistently the same domains with the most fragmented data, the highest system complexity, and the greatest deployment risk.

The DTP Portfolio Test: A Decision Framework for Direct-to-Patient Investment by Pharma

Alvarez & Marsal’s Infrastructure and Capital Projects (INFRA) team is launching Energy Markets Intelligence (EMI), a global sub-practice built to help A&M clients make sharper decisions in volatile energy markets.

Bahrain’s new Transfer Pricing Guide highlights a broader shift in international tax policy, where transfer pricing outcomes are becoming increasingly relevant to global minimum tax calculations.

The Hong Kong Government gazetted the long-awaited Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Preferential Tax Regimes for Funds, Family-owned Investment Holding Vehicles and Carried Interest) Bill 2026 (the “Bill”) on 12 June 2026. The Bill proposes enhancements to the existing preferential tax regimes for funds, family owned investment holding vehicles (“FIHVs”) managed by single family offices and the carried interest concession.

The Hong Kong Government gazetted the long-awaited Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Preferential Tax Regimes for Funds, Family-owned Investment Holding Vehicles and Carried Interest) Bill 2026 (“2026 Amendment Bill”) on 12 June 2026. The 2026 Amendment Bill introduced positive enhancements to the existing preferential tax regimes for funds, family owned investment holding vehicles (“FIHVs”) managed by single family offices, and carried interest.