A&M's structured credit expert assesses the likely market impact of a risk transfers cap

Lorenzo Grillo advises how businesses operating in the bloc should adapt to new proposed cybersecurity rules

Higher sector valuations, a stable macroeconomic environment, low default rates and the benefits of scale for large IT investments were behind the rise

Bryan Marsal speaks with the Financial Review on A&M's prospects in Australia

Phil Beckett's op-ed argues that as increasingly sophisticated AI has made it easy to manipulate evidence, taking steps to triage evidence with procedural diligence and technological support has become the litigator's burden

The announcement was made at the Qatar Web Summit

In a review of Europe's M&A market by Forbes Poland, A&M's expert argues that companies 'need to adapt their business model to new challenges'

Global travel is entering a new ‘golden era’, with international trips forecast to double again to around 3.5 billion by 2050, according to the new joint study. Spain will consolidate its dominance of the market and overtake France as the world's most attractive destination by visitors.

'Taste Beats Cheap' for customers in the quick-service restaurant (QSR) sector, according to Jen Meyers. New research from A&M finds that businesses can no longer rely on a 'race to the bottom' on price to win loyalty

Patrick Siebert explains that despite Germany recording the second-highest number of campaigns in Europe after the UK - with US activists growing their share - management culture and the strength of China are prompting a degree of reluctance

After A&M's report finds that European defence investment could exceed $1 trillion annually by 2035, Filippo Gaddo speaks to Infralogic on ways in which infrastructure funds could contribute to the continent's increased military preparedness

Sean Peyer outlines A&M's growth strategy in an interview with Bilanz

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A&M's tax expert points out that the tax practice is no longer an exercise in bureaucracy, but has become a fundamental pillar of long-term corporate strategy

Dhiren Rawal explains that 'small, practical changes add up to a genuine shift in how people work.'