Alvarez and Marsal makes London hire

January 07, 2019

Jason Clatworthy will join Alvarez and Marsal Taxand as a managing director serving clients in the US, UK and Europe.

He will also be global lead of the firm’s infrastructure investment services division.

Clatworthy has worked in corporate and international tax for more than 25 years. He was previously Deloitte’s tax lead for European mergers and acquisitions and global infrastructure and capital projects. He also led Deloitte’s infrastructure investors team, which he founded in 2006.

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Alexander Hartley

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Alexander reports on indirect tax matters, BEPS, and related tax disputes. He is ITR’s main reporter on efforts to tax the digital economy, including digital services taxes and attempts at a multilateral reform of corporation tax.

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