Managing Director Richard Fogarty recently participated in a Q&A “Will Investors Keep Putting Money Into Brazilian Fintech?”

This paper discusses key considerations and tools for asset managers when facing challenges with credit valuations under a COVID-19 environment when loan quotes may be sparse or widely dispersed.

In this article, we focus on some of the issues that can arise when such claims are instead subject to an insurance policy.

Internal investigations are time-consuming and detailed operations at the best of times. To substantiate evidence and deliver a fair and appropriate result for all stakeholders, investigators sometimes need to assess terabytes of information, often to tight deadlines.

Alvarez & Marsal’s Compensation and Benefits Practice recently released its 2020/2021 study on compensation practices in the oil and gas oilfield services (OFS) industry.

A&M bolsters its healthcare sector technology expertise in response to increasing market demand

Alvarez & Marsal Taxand sponsored this year’s International Tax Congress presented by Informa Connect. Download the sessions to listen to their remarks.

In the following article, several A&M Public Sector Services (PSS) interns detail their experience at A&M during summer 2020

Alvarez & Marsal's Compensation and Benefits Practice is pleased to share the results of its 2020/2021 Oil and Gas Oilfield Services (OFS) Compensation Report. This year, we partnered with Equilar, who added commentary on their research and observations regarding compensation trends across numerous industries. 

If you missed last week's webinar on intelligent automation (AI) with A&M's Cody Chenault and Chris George, you can still access it.

Compared to last year, the average total compensation for CEOs and CFOs increased slightly, however downward compensation movement is expected moving forward

Indirect Growth: Five Areas of Focus for Effective Dealer and Distribution Frameworks in Medical Devices

Prior to 1991, the conventional wisdom was that foreign persons were simply not subject to U.S. tax on gains from the disposition of a partnership interest (except to the extent that the partnership held U.S. real property). That changed dramatically when the IRS issued Rev. Rul. 91-32, which applied the aggregate theory of partnership taxation to, in essence, treat the foreign seller of a partnership interest as having sold a proportionate interest in each and every asset of the partnership.   As a result, if the partnership was engaged in a U.S. trade or business, a proportionate part of the foreign partner’s gain became subject to U.S. tax.  

In boardrooms, transformation is one of the most common words of 2020. Many management teams are eyeing digital transformations as an essential route to growth and efficiency in what remains a highly volatile environment. But that does not mean these transformations are always approached in the right way.