Providing a steady hand at the helm.
When guidance and stability are needed the most, companies that are in crisis, underperforming, or have underperforming divisions turn to us to fill interim management roles.
As experienced operators dedicated to improving performance, we seamlessly step in to fill Chief Restructuring Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Executive Officer roles.
Interim and crisis management services:
- Staffing of immediate critical senior management positions
- Managing communications processes with board members, management, employees, creditors, investors and other interested parties
- Leading restructuring planning and administration, if required
Interim and crisis management benefits:
- Reducing time to implement turnaround initiatives
- Mitigating negative effects of executive attrition
- Achieving optimal outcomes with objectivity
SWISS DEBT RESTRUCTURING MORATORIUM SURVEY 2024
September 9, 2025
Alvarez & Marsal's new Swiss Debt Restructuring Moratorium Survey reveals the number of cases peaked once again in 2024, building on the increased utilization already observed in 2023.
THE A&M DISTRESS ALERT
July 10, 2025
Over the past year, European businesses have faced mounting pressure from high interest rates, trade disruptions, and rising geopolitical tensions.
The latest A&M Distress Alert explores how these challenges are impacting financial resilience and what it means for business leaders navigating 2025.
ALVAREZ & MARSAL EXPANDS CHINA RESTRUCTURING PRACTICE WITH THE APPOINTMENT OF ADAM YUAN AS A MANAGING DIRECTOR IN SHANGHAI
June 18, 2025
Alvarez & Marsal appoints Adam Yuan as Managing Director to lead its China Restructuring Practice. With 30+ years of experience in corporate restructuring and financial advisory, his appointment strengthens A&M’s onshore capabilities to support businesses navigating financial distress in China.
Rendite & Resilienz – Private Equity in Zeiten der Unsicherheit
May 27, 2025
Eigentlich verläuft in der Private-Equity-Branche Wertschöpfung nach Drehbuch. Was aber, wenn wirtschaftspolitische Irrationalität die Finanzmärkte durcheinanderwirbelt?