A&M’s Digital Twin service operationalizes corporate compliance programs and measurably demonstrates compliance effectiveness in line with regulators' expectations. Our end-to-end regulatory and compliance intelligence service gives chief investigators, legal and compliance professionals the ability to drive better business transparency with increased agility, in turn, driving better business performance, cost savings and integrity.
Anti-bribery and anti-corruption Digital Twin addresses the legal and compliance risks in companies' financial data bringing better transparency into:
- Sanctions and trade compliance
- Fraud, waste and abuse
- Third-party risks and improper payments
- Revenue recognition and customer/distributor risks
- Conflicts of interests and segregation of duties
- Employee travel and entertainment
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Global Competition Review Recognises A&M in 2026 GCR 100
December 1, 2025
Global Competition Review has recognised A&M in the 2026 GCR 100 rankings. The GCR 100 highlights the world’s best competition practices by providing a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the law firms and economic consultancies doing the most important antitrust work globally.
Dubai Arbitration Week: Post Event Wrap-Up
November 24, 2025
A&M’s Disputes and Investigations practice proudly sponsored the 2025 Dubai Arbitration Week (DAW), held last week. As a key annual event in the arbitration calendar, DAW connects regional and global communities.
The Life Cycle of a Construction Dispute: An Expert Perspective
November 24, 2025
Managing Director Andrew Drennan outlines the key stages of a construction dispute and shows how experts can help parties diagnose issues early, navigate negotiation, arbitration, or litigation, and capture lessons learned for future projects.
Navigating India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025: Strategic POV
November 23, 2025
As India implements the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) 2025, organisations are required to enhance their data governance, security protocols, and overall compliance frameworks.
With phased enforcement commencing this year, the obligations placed on Data Fiduciaries, Significant Data Fiduciaries, and Consent Managers are considerably elevated.
