Digital & Technology Services experts Jean Hill, Brian Smith and Wayne Weil discuss the evolving mainframe market and the challenges faced by IT organizations.

Global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) has enhanced its Commercial Due Diligence (CDD) capability with several new appointments to its Private Equity Performance Improvement practice.

The International Union of United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) has reached a tentative deal with Ford after a 41-day concurrent strike against Detroit’s Big Three automakers.

This report focuses on the unique drivers of consolidation and the challenges inherent in each country across Western Europe and the United States, the key players and takeaways from A&M’s observations and finally, “value win” opportunities for consolidators in the sector.

With Global Private Equity Deals Down 40 Percent, How Can PE Firms Get the Most Out of Their Existing Portfolios. Marcus Lahrkamp Featured in PE Hub.

A&M’s Fiscal Cliff Assessment arms district leaders with the objective information they need to plan and address their financial future.

A&M Managing Directors Gaganpreet Puri and Vishal Narula shared insights for ASSOCHAM's latest E-Bulletin regarding the strategic integration of forensic models and the power of collaboration to future-proof your business.

Managing Directors Mehdi Goodarzi, Pete Koltis and Adam Malamut offer strategic insights into the journey of implementing generative AI, focusing on key questions that business leaders should consider, pitfalls to avoid and the role of effective change management.

A&M Managing Director Rebecca Stockley advocates for a holistic approach to combat America's persistent labor shortages.

The telecom industry is far away from the days of glitz and glamour it enjoyed prior to the dotcom bubble.

A&M has today announced a further expansion of its global Construction Disputes team within the Disputes and Investigations (DI) practice, with the appointment of Andrew Drennan as Managing Director.

Companies regularly use derivative products to hedge financial risks. Among products that are commonly used are interest rate swaps and foreign exchange derivatives. Interest rate swaps are typically used to hedge against interest risk from floating rate loans, effectively converting the floating interest rate into a fixed interest payment. Foreign exchange derivatives, on the other hand, are typically used by companies with operations in multiple countries to hedge their currency exposures.

Dr Haunton is one of the UK’s most experienced R&D tax relief specialists.

In the third installment of the ‘Women in Real Estate, Infrastructure and Private Equity’ video series from our Financial Investors Group, A&M Director Alison Walker interviewed Sapna Chandaria, Senior Manager at Cinven.