We work with management and company stakeholders in times of stress and distress to preserve value.
Our team of insolvency practitioners has a wide experience of taking insolvency appointments to a broad range of large, complex, cross border and mid-sized corporate entities.
Our team has a strong track record of delivering both financial and operational restructurings through insolvency processes and have been appointed to some of the largest and highest profile U.K. insolvencies.
We work with boards to produce contingency plans so that, where an insolvency appointment becomes necessary or unavoidable, plans are in place to efficiently deliver a restructuring or, where this is not possible, preserve and maximize value.
Backed by the expertise of our wider restructuring business, we provide operational direction for your organization across the full insolvency framework.
The Bankable Football Club: Underwriting Saudi Football’s Next Phase
September 29, 2026
Explore how Saudi football clubs can transition from shareholder funding to sustainable third-party capital, and the five steps to building a financeable club.
The Fed Hikes Rates: Four Takeaways for Middle East Borrowers
September 18, 2026
The Fed raised rates by 25bps on 16 September to 3.75–4.00%, its first increase since 2023, and more are likely. The vote was unanimous, and the median projection points to one more hike this year. In a break from precedent, the Fed is hiking in response to energy-driven inflation it would normally look through, a sign that officials now worry prolonged high energy prices will feed into broader inflation.
ALVAREZ & MARSAL APPOINTS RAJAN PRASANNA AS MANAGING DIRECTOR TO STRENGTHEN TURNAROUND & RESTRUCTURING CAPABILITIES IN INDIA
July 31, 2026
Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) India has announced the appointment of Rajan Prasanna as Managing Director within its Turnaround & Restructuring practice.
Harnessing the Three Cs: Cash, Cost, and COGS
July 28, 2026
Growth opportunities across the Middle East remain strong, but so does the need for financial discipline. Higher interest rates, inflation, and tighter liquidity are increasing pressure on capital allocation and operational performance.
