Alvarez & Marsal’s new Scotland office hosted the inaugural Scotland Asset Manager Breakfast Briefing on Wednesday 24 June 2020. The Breakfast Briefing provided an overview of tax and commercial issues that Asset Managers may be facing in the current climate, including the following topics:
- A trends update provided by Daniel Parry, Managing Director;
- An overview of tax considerations relevant for co-investment and carried interest holders provided by Jordan Brown, Director; and
- A commercial and fiscal valuation update provided by Richard Bibby, Managing Director.
Kathleen McLeay, Chief Executive Officer, of NCM Fund Services Limited is the guest presenter on practical issues that can arise for a fund manager when a downturn hits.
To listen to a recording of this Webinar, please see the link below. To review the presentation, please click here.
Click here to visit our Scotland Asset Managers Briefing Note page.
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