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Ankura's latest insights explore critical challenges facing modern organizations, from sophisticated cyber threats exploiting trusted software supply chains to the unexpected impact of GLP-1 medications on apparel industry sizing models. The collection examines how businesses can build operational resilience against disruption, strengthen fraud oversight in complex markets like China, and adapt to emerging technologies including AI-driven banking systems and ransomware tactics.

Ankura's latest insights explore critical challenges across multiple sectors, from cybersecurity threats targeting Web3 startups through malicious npm packages to the hidden costs eroding retail margins in customer fulfillment networks. The collection examines how organizations can navigate complex capital projects in healthcare, optimize tax strategies through cost segregation, and address the emerging crisis of cost-to-serve metrics that traditional margin analysis overlooks.

The client (Client) is an American multinational corporation that develops and markets networking products, including routers, switches, network management software

Family offices face evolving challenges as wealth grows and generations transition, from governance gaps and siloed advisors to succession planning delays and operational vulnerabilities. Proactive strategies around talent development, technology implementation, risk management, and next-generation engagement can strengthen foundations and support long-term legacy preservation.

Two leading construction executives share strategic insights on risk management, subcontractor evaluation, and business adaptation in an evolving industry landscape. The discussion explores critical factors shaping the future of construction, from financial vetting procedures to the challenges of government dependencies and emerging regulatory threats.

As partner retirements accelerate and client relationships define firm value, succession planning is more necessary than ever. It separates firms that will transition successfully from those that will not.

Many large, multinational companies fail to reach and profit from middle-market customers.

The CFTC's Division of Enforcement has issued a new advisory that fundamentally reshapes how market participants should approach self-reporting and cooperation.

More than half of directors now believe at least one of their fellow board members should be replaced, marking the highest dissatisfaction rate in two decades of surveying. Drawing from 25 years of boardroom experience...

Ohio's 2026 primary elections have reshaped the political landscape, with Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton securing their party nominations for governor while numerous statewide officeholders seek new positions.

Silicon Valley Bank, along with Sheppard Mullin, recently co-hosted a panel of seasoned entrepreneurs at Runway on "Building and Motivating a Kick-Ass Team."

The rise of AI assistants like Meta's Muse promises to transform grocery shopping by handling routine tasks through voice commands, but will consumers embrace delegating such personal decisions? Regional and independent grocers face critical questions about whether this technology represents an adaptable shift or a fundamental rupture of their business model, and how they should position themselves as AI intermediaries potentially reshape customer relationships.

Agentic AI systems promise transformative capabilities but carry substantial risks when deployed with inadequate evaluation. How can organizations design pilot programs that generate real evidence of value and risk, moving beyond vendor demonstrations to assess whether AI agents can safely and profitably perform their intended roles?

After more than six months of intense negotiations, an EPA Negotiated Rulemaking Committee has finalized a proposed rule that will govern environmental due diligence investigations in the future. The proposed rule was the product of compromises made by a wide array of stakeholders, including representatives of banking associations; environmental professionals; federal, state and local agencies; home builders; public interest groups; and environmental organizations. Compliance with the proposed

On May 17, 2006, President Bush signed into law the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act ("TIPRA" or "the Act").

Of the 100 largest Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) manufacturers in U.S. consumer goods, forty-nine grew retail sales over the past two years. Only twenty did it through volume rather than price, and almost all of their growth came from their core categories.

Physical threats posed by fire, explosions and extreme weather events are increasingly ranking among the top business risks for companies worldwide, causing them significant economic damage.