Malcolm McKenzie, a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal, speaks at the Non-Executive Director (NED) Awards about the A&M Experience.

Ian Tyler will lead the firm’s Treasury Advisory practice in Europe. Mr Tyler brings over 30 years’ bank treasury experience having worked at a number of major UK banks and having led the financial institutions treasury advisory team of a Big Four firm. He has significant expertise in all aspects of capital and liquidity risk management, as well as ALM, market execution, systems implementation, and organizational design.

David Evans, a Managing Director in Alvarez & Marsal’s Transaction Advisory Group in London, recently spoke with Share Radio on the sharp rise in acquisition values of UK companies, while overall levels of M&A activity have fallen.

Stuart Greenberg brings more than 40 years of experience in commercial lending, both as a commercial banker and as an expert testifying in more than 100 lender liability law suits. He joins our Financial Industry Advisory Services team as a Senior Advisor in New York.

Managing Directors Art Ehuan (Global Forensic and Dispute Services) and Rich Moore (Financial Industry Advisory Services), both with expertise in global cyber risk, recently shared their insights during a panel on “Confronting Cyber Risks in an Increasingly Regulated Environment.” The event was co-hosted by A&M and BakerHostetler and featured speaker Jay Kramer, the Cyber Crime Squad Supervisor for the FBI’s New York office.

David Evans, a Managing Director in Alvarez & Marsal’s Transaction Advisory Group in London, recently joined leading influencers, investors and advisors for a live web broadcast hosted by The M&A Advisor. With global merger and acquisition announcements hitting record-setting levels in 2015, the panel discussed M&A activity across Europe and the outlook for 2016 and beyond.

We have augmented our business transformation expertise with the hire of oil and gas expert, Matson Blocker as a Houston-based Managing Director in the Performance Improvement practice. Mr. Blocker focuses on IT strategic planning, global program management, and operations improvement for downstream and chemicals organizations.

Brian J. Fox joins our North American Commercial Restructuring practice as a Managing Director in New York.

Since the financial crisis, the challenges facing modern businesses have dramatically increased in scope, frequency and impact. New digital entrants, economic shocks, regulatory changes and senior misconduct are just a few of the causes of firms finding themselves in hot water. For those ill-equipped to handle such disruptions, the results can be disastrous. But, boards that are willing to take a proactive and bold response can crystallise that rarest outcome of a crisis: an opportunity.

A&M’s Malcolm McKenzie was recently interviewed by Matthew Gwyther for BBC Radio’s ‘In Business’ looking at corporate turnarounds. Malcolm, who Matthew describes as a “new breed of corporate doctor,” discusses the best approach to turnarounds and how to “tend to critically ill businesses.”

May 2016 marks the 10 year anniversary of A&M's Global Transaction Advisory Services Group.

The post-acute care sector must evolve to survive an onslaught of disruption coming in the next ten years, according to a new analysis by Alvarez & Marsal Healthcare Industry Group.

Victor Papaconstantinou will join the firm’s Corporate Restructuring practice and Konstadinos Georgiakos its Real Estate Advisory Services. This move comes as part of A&M’s ongoing pan-European expansion and our commitment to create value for our clients in Greece.

Our North American Commercial Restructuring practice has added Evan Blum and Matt Covington who join as Managing Directors in New York and Los Angeles, respectively. Together they bring more than thirty years of financial advisory, turnaround consulting and interim management expertise, with portfolios of work that include restructuring matters and special situations in court and outside of bankruptcy

Many boards are not equipped to deal with big disruptions to their businesses, and conventional governance is not “fit for purpose” in such situations, according to new research by Henley Business School and Alvarez & Marsal.