Eight in 10 Professionals Surveyed Say AI Will Boost Restructuring Efficiency, but Execution Gaps Remain

 WILMINGTON, Del. -

82% expect AI to significantly improve restructuring efficiency and decision-making

80% value early governance support, but only 24% involve it at that stage

43% cite role clarity and cross-border SPV administration as the top execution challenges

 

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- More than eight in 10 (82%) restructuring professionals expect AI to significantly improve efficiency and decision-making. At the same time, operational readiness and experienced human judgment will remain critical to successful execution. This is according to new research from CSC, the leading provider of global business administration and compliance solutions.

CSC surveyed 210 professionals globally across banking and financial services, restructuring and turnaround consulting, legal services, and private credit to examine the operational factors shaping restructuring execution1. The findings are detailed in CSC’s guide The Restructuring Execution Gap—Why operational readiness determines outcomes.

Respondents see the clearest potential applications in information gathering, KYC mapping, communications, administration, and monitoring—areas where AI could help reduce friction and accelerate processes rather than replace professional expertise.

However, the optimism around AI has a complex backdrop, with execution risk spread across several interconnected operational challenges rather than one single bottleneck. Clarifying roles and responsibilities and administering SPVs or restructuring vehicles efficiently across jurisdictions are joint leading challenges, each cited by 43% of respondents. Managing cross-border complexity and time zones follows closely at 42%, while 39% point to the speed of onboarding or appointment, including AML/KYC.

“AI has the potential to support decision making and streamline some of the behind the scenes work that goes into the restructuring process. But technology works best when it complements experienced professional judgment. The real opportunity is in combining the right tools with people who understand the complexities of restructuring and know how to apply them effectively,” says Sean Foronjy, director, Corporate Trust and Agency, CSC,

The research also points to a timing issue: operational support is not always brought into a restructuring as early as professionals believe it would be valuable. While 80% consider governance services very or quite valuable at the early stage, only 24% say those services were first involved then. The same pattern appears for SPV and entity services, at 67% versus 25%, and corporate trust and agency services, at 56% versus 15%.

The findings also show strong demand for integrated and experienced restructuring support.

Jordina Walker, head of Restructuring and Special Situations EMEA, CSC, adds, “Commercial decisions can take months, but once parties know what they want to do, they want to move very fast. At that point, the question becomes less about whether a restructuring route is viable and more about how quickly the necessary entities, appointments, documentation, and support can be put in place.”

An overwhelming majority (83%) of respondents rate the ability to provide governance and director services, SPV administration, and trust and agency capabilities in one place as important, while 77% say the same about demonstrated restructuring and distressed-situation experience. The findings underline that, as restructurings become more complex and cross-border, execution readiness increasingly depends on having the right expertise, infrastructure and support in place before timelines become compressed.

Frequently asked questions about restructuring execution and operational readiness

How could AI improve corporate restructuring?

Eighty-two percent of restructuring professionals expect AI to significantly improve efficiency and decision-making, particularly in information gathering, KYC mapping, communications, administration, and monitoring.

What are the biggest operational challenges in restructuring?

Clarifying roles and responsibilities and administering SPVs or restructuring vehicles across jurisdictions are the joint leading challenges, each cited by 43% of respondents.

When should operational support be involved in a restructuring?

Eighty percent consider governance services valuable at the early stage, but only 24% say those services were first involved then.

Download CSC’s guide, The Restructuring Execution Gap—Why operational readiness determines outcomes.

About CSC

CSC is the leading provider of business administration and compliance solutions, offering industry-leading expertise and unmatched global reach to alternative fund managers and capital markets participants. Leveraging deep institutional experience and a tailored approach, CSC delivers a comprehensive suite of fund administration, trust, agency, and compliance services to support a wide range of private and public market transactions, complex fund strategies, and scalable operations.

As the trusted partner of choice for more than 75% of the PEI 300 and 90% of the Fortune 500®, CSC helps clients navigate operational and transactional complexities across more than 140 jurisdictions and various asset classes. With extensive worldwide capabilities, our expert teams provide solutions tailored to each client’s needs. Privately held and professionally managed since 1899, we combine global reach, local expertise, and innovative solutions to help our clients succeed.

We are the business behind business®. Learn more at cscglobal.com.

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1CSC surveyed 210 full-time professionals globally across banking and financial services; restructuring, turnaround, and financial advisory consulting; law and legal services; and private credit or private debt. All respondents were involved in corporate restructuring or distressed financing during the past three years. Survey respondents are equally weighted across Asia Pacific, Europe including the U.K., and the Americas.

 

 

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Head of Brand and Communications | Marketing

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Hologic Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Reveal Genomics

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. - Tuesday, 20. October 2026

Acquisition would expand Hologic’s oncology diagnostics portfolio to help inform treatment decisions for more women with breast cancer

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- Hologic, a global leader in women’s health, today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Reveal Genomics, a precision oncology company based in Barcelona, Spain, that develops advanced genomic diagnostic tests to help personalized cancer treatment, including its HER2DX test to help optimize therapy for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer.

Breast cancer remains one of the most significant health challenges women face today. Reveal Genomics’ tests are highly complementary to Hologic’s existing oncology diagnostics, including the Breast Cancer Index® (BCI) test, the guideline-recognized genomic assay to help inform decisions regarding extended endocrine therapy in women with HR+ early-stage breast cancer.

The combination of Hologic’s existing testing with Reveal Genomics’ portfolio represents a significant expansion of Hologic’s diagnostic oncology solutions, with the combined offering of new and existing testing expected to help inform treatment decisions for more women with breast cancer.

“Reveal Genomics’ portfolio is a strong strategic complement to our existing oncology offering within Diagnostic Solutions and would allow us to support even more women diagnosed with breast cancer,” said Vitor Rocha, CEO, Diagnostic Solutions at Hologic. “This acquisition demonstrates our commitment to innovation and meaningfully expands our ability to inform breast cancer treatment decisions, directly advancing our purpose to enable healthier lives everywhere, every day.”

“We founded Reveal Genomics to bring precision oncology closer to patients and improve breast cancer treatment decisions,” said Patricia Villagrasa-Gonzalez, CEO and co-founder of Reveal Genomics. “Joining Hologic gives us the scale and capabilities to accelerate that mission and reach many more patients worldwide.”

Completion of the acquisition is subject to Spanish regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions.

About Hologic, Inc.

Hologic, Inc. is a global leader in women’s health dedicated to developing innovative medical technologies that effectively detect, diagnose and treat health conditions and raise the standard of care around the world. To learn more, visit www.hologic.com and connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram and YouTube.

About Reveal Genomics

REVEAL GENOMICS, S.L. is a biotechnology start-up seeking to change the way biomarkers are used in oncology. It is focused on developing innovative diagnostic tools to define the best therapeutic options for patients with cancer. The company uses pioneering techniques, sophisticated computer applications, and machine learning to reveal new cancer research data.

Forward-Looking Statements

This news release may contain forward-looking information that involves risks and uncertainties, including statements about the proposed acquisition of the oncology services business of Reveal Genomics and the anticipated benefits, timing and effects of the transaction, as well as statements about the use of Hologic and Reveal Genomics products. There can be no assurance the transaction will be completed on the anticipated terms or timing, or at all, including because required regulatory approvals or other customary closing conditions are not satisfied. There can also be no assurance that Hologic will successfully integrate Reveal Genomics’ business and personnel, that the acquired products will achieve the benefits described herein, that such benefits will be replicated in any particular manner with respect to an individual patient, or that these products will be commercially successful or achieve any expected level of sales, including as a result of coverage and reimbursement decisions by third-party payers. Hologic expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any such statements presented herein to reflect any change in expectations or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statements are based.

 

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WETEX 2026 attracts 60 sponsoring institutions and companies from the UAE and abroad

 Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is organising the 28th edition of the Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (WETEX) from 20 to 22 October 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

“WETEX reflects the forward-looking vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to leverage innovation and advanced global technologies, including digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) and smart infrastructure, to strengthen the sustainability and resilience of the water and energy sectors while encouraging climate action,” said HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA and Founder and Chairman of WETEX.

This year’s edition has attracted 60 sponsors, along with 23 partners and supporters. A total of 3,000 companies from 60 countries are taking part, with 13 international pavilions.

Premier Sponsors

ENOC Group, Acwa, Alfanar, Riyadh Cables Group

Principal Sponsors

Roads and Transport Authority -Dubai, Masdar, Siemens, Siemens Energy, Green Oasis General Contracting Company

Titanium Sponsors

Centaur Group, DAMAC Properties, DUCAB, AG Power, Larsen & Toubro

Platinum Sponsor

Tesar SRL

Strategic Sponsors

Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower), Emirates Water and Electricity Company, Emirates Transformer and Switchgear, Federal Electric, SAP, Hitachi Energy – UAE, Gulf Eternit Industries, TAMCO Switchgear Malaysia, ARAR Group, Wade Adams Contracting, Sunten Electric, Embosal, Voltamp Energy, DANWAY, Ducont, HD Hyundai Electric, Jeddah Cables Company, TBEA Electrical Equipment Group

Strategic Media Partners

Dubai Media, CNBC Arabia, IMI

Gold Sponsors

AASA Group, Dubai Engineering – DECO Group, Lucy Electric, Huawei, Dell Technologies, Nirmal Industrial Controls, Maetel Instalaciones y Servicios Industriales-SA (Dubai branch), Thermax, PwC Middle East, Alucor, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL), Schneider Electric, Rosatom, Power Plus Cable, Torishima Service Solutions, Afaq Holdings, Ingram Micro, Trillium Flow Technologies, GAMA Security Systems, Electrical Industries Company

World Green Economy Summit

WETEX 2026 coincides with the 12th edition of the World Green Economy Summit (WGES), organised by the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, DEWA, and the World Green Economy Organization. It is held on 21-22 October 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

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Murata Develops World’s Smallest 008004-inch Size (0.25mm × 0.125mm) NTC Thermistor for Space-Constrained Temperature Sensing

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(BUSINESS WIRE)--Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TOKYO: 6981) (ISIN: JP3914400001) announces the development of the world’s smallest* 008004-inch size (0.25mm × 0.125mm) NTC thermistor, the NCU01 series. Compared with Murata’s previous smallest 01005-inch size (0.4mm × 0.2mm) product, the new series reduces mounting area by approximately 60% while achieving equivalent temperature-sensing performance, with resistance tolerance of ±1% and B-constant tolerance of ±1%. Its ultra-compact size enables temperature sensing to be positioned in increasingly restricted spaces and closer to heat-generating components, supporting more accurate and responsive thermal monitoring in smartphones, wearable devices, and other densely integrated electronic devices.

Murata plans to begin sample shipments in October 2026 and mass production during 2027. The lineup will be expanded progressively, beginning with 100kΩ and 10kΩ resistance values.

Bringing Temperature Sensing Closer to the Heat Source

As electronic devices continue to become smaller and more sophisticated, component density on circuit boards and inside modules continues to increase. As a result, mounting space for electronic components is limited, making it difficult to place NTC thermistors close to heat-generating components. If a thermistor must be placed farther from the heat source, the measured temperature can differ from the actual component temperature, while rapid temperature changes may also take longer to detect.

This creates a demand for smaller NTC thermistors that can be positioned closer to critical components without consuming valuable board space. However, continued miniaturization makes high-precision processing and manufacturing more difficult, making it more challenging to maintain consistent sensing characteristics. For NTC thermistors, tight resistance and B-constant tolerances are critical to enable stable temperature sensing.

High-Precision Performance at 008004-inch Size

Murata addressed these challenges through its proprietary ceramic materials technology, high-precision processing, and optimization of the component structure and manufacturing process to develop the world’s smallest 008004-inch size NTC thermistor. Despite its significantly smaller footprint, the new NCU01 series maintains the ±1% resistance and B-constant tolerances achieved by Murata’s previous 01005-inch size product.

By reducing the mounting area by approximately 60%, the NCU01 can be placed in locations that are difficult to accommodate with larger thermistors, including closer to heat-generating components. This can help reduce the temperature difference and detection delay associated with more distant measurement points while contributing to the stable operation of electronic devices with high-density component layouts.

Primary applications include temperature monitoring on circuit boards in smartphones and wearable devices, as well as in integrated circuit (IC) packages and system-in-package (SiP) modules.

Murata will continue to expand its NTC thermistor lineup and contribute to further miniaturization and improved reliability of electronic devices. For product inquiries, please contact us here.

Notes: * Based on Murata research as of October 19, 2026.

About Murata

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and sale of ceramic-based passive electronic components & solutions, communication modules and power supply modules. Murata is committed to the development of advanced electronic materials and leading edge, multi-functional, high-density modules. The company has employees and manufacturing facilities throughout the world.

 

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La DCO lance la deuxième édition des Prix de la prospérité numérique pour mettre en lumière les solutions qui façonnent dès aujourd’hui l’avenir numérique

 RIYAD, Arabie saoudite - mardi, 20. octobre 2026

L’Organisation de coopération numérique (DCO) lance la deuxième édition des Prix de la prospérité numérique (Digital Prosperity Awards, DPA), une initiative internationale qui met à l’honneur les solutions capables de transformer l’innovation technologique en progrès concrets et mesurables. Les candidatures et les nominations sont ouvertes au secteur public, le secteur privé et à la société civile, dans les États membres de la DCO et au-delà.

Ces prix distinguent les initiatives et les solutions technologiques qui contribuent au développement économique et social, accélèrent la transformation numérique et favorisent une économie numérique plus inclusive, durable et prospère. La première édition, organisée en février 2025, a récompensé sept lauréats.

Mme Deemah AlYahya, secrétaire générale de la DCO, a déclaré : « Un avenir numérique prospère se dessine dès aujourd’hui grâce à la vision, à l’engagement et à la créativité des gouvernements, des innovateurs, des organisations et des communautés qui œuvrent en faveur de la coopération numérique. Ensemble, ils transforment les possibilités offertes par la technologie en progrès concrets qui améliorent la vie des populationsÀ travers cette deuxième édition des Prix de la prospérité numérique, nous souhaitons reconnaître et mettre en valeur des solutions qui contribuent réellement à une prospérité numérique partagée. Ces prix offrent aux initiatives distinguées une visibilité internationale et leur permettent d’accéder à de nouveaux réseaux, de nouer des partenariats et de renforcer leur impact.

Nous invitons les innovateurs et les organisations de nos États membres et du monde entier à présenter leurs réalisations. Leurs initiatives peuvent améliorer des vies, renforcer les communautés et ouvrir de nouvelles perspectives de développement. C’est en associant les idées, les compétences et les efforts que nous pourrons construire un avenir numérique inclusif, durable et prospère, qui bénéficie à tous. »

Placée sous le thème « Bâtir l’avenir, dès aujourd’hui », cette deuxième édition met à l’honneur les solutions qui améliorent l’accès aux services, renforcent les capacités des communautés, soutiennent la croissance des entreprises, encouragent l’innovation et élargissent la participation à l’économie numérique. Les prix sont répartis en sept catégories couvrant les leviers du numérique, l’innovation numérique et la société numérique. Trois grands prix viennent également distinguer des contributions remarquables à la prospérité numérique, dans les États membres de la DCO et à l’échelle internationale.

Mme Alaa Abdulaal, responsable de l’intelligence économique numérique à la DCO, a déclaré : «Nous recherchons avant tout des solutions qui ont fait leurs preuves. Les meilleures candidatures seront celles qui démontrent leur capacité à répondre à un défi réel, à produire des résultats mesurables et à être déployées à plus grande échelle, au bénéfice d’un plus grand nombre de personnes. »

Les candidatures feront l’objet d’une vérification de leur admissibilité et de contrôles préalables, avant d’être examinées par un jury international d’experts selon des critères d’évaluation approuvés. Une attention particulière sera portée à la pertinence des solutions proposées, à leurs résultats mesurables et à leur potentiel d’impact. Les lauréats seront récompensés lors de la cérémonie des Prix de la prospérité numérique en 2027.

Les candidatures et les nominations sont ouvertes jusqu’au 4 janvier 2027. Pour en savoir plus sur les catégories, les conditions d’admissibilité et les modalités de participation, consultez le site officiel des Prix de la prospérité numérique.

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Parse Biosciences Launches Evercode MAX, Enabling Researchers to Profile More Cells and Samples with Greater Flexibility

 New modular platform gives researchers greater control over sample and cell throughput while optimizing value

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- Parse Biosciences, the leading provider of scalable and accessible single cell sequencing and a QIAGEN company, today announced that Evercode™ MAX, a modular configuration of its flagship Evercode single cell sequencing platform, is now shipping to customers. Using the same instrument-free workflow, researchers can profile up to 2.5 times as many cells across up to twice as many samples within their existing budget, or run the same experiment at roughly half the overall cost.

Evercode MAX enables researchers to build a kit configuration around their experiment, with sample barcoding and library preparation as independent kits. Evercode MAX is available for Whole Transcriptome, WT FFPE, TCR, BCR, and CRISPR Detect. With configurations supporting up to 384 samples and 2 million cells, researchers can prioritize more samples to characterize biological variation or more cells per sample to resolve rare populations and subtle cell states.

That flexibility extends to value as well. Because Evercode MAX enables more samples and cells in a single experiment, cost per sample drops by up to 58%. Researchers can also match library prep capacity to their target cell count and save any unused library prep reactions for future experiments. As a result, they decide how many cells to sequence per sample while getting more out of the reagents they buy.

According to Nicholas Jendzjowsky, PhD, Assistant Professor-in-Residence at The Lundquist Institute, who recently chose Evercode MAX, “Flexible is how I’d describe Evercode MAX. For our planned experiments, we could essentially do two experiments for the price of one. That made the decision pretty easy.”

According to Charlie Roco, PhD, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at Parse, “Evercode MAX is the direct result of feedback from our customers. Every lab has different priorities when scaling a single cell study, whether it be more samples, more cells, or a tighter budget, and this gives them the ability to make that call themselves instead of settling for a kit that only solves for one variable.”

Evercode MAX runs on the same v4 chemistry as existing Evercode kits, with sensitive gene and transcript detection, efficient sequencing, and increased cell recovery.

To learn more about Evercode MAX, visit Parse at the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) conference October 20-24 in Montreal, Canada, in booth #801 or visit the Evercode MAX product page.

About Parse Biosciences

Parse Biosciences, a QIAGEN company, is a global life sciences company whose mission is to accelerate progress in human health and scientific research. Empowering researchers to perform single cell sequencing with unprecedented scale and ease, its pioneering approach has enabled groundbreaking discoveries in cancer treatment, tissue repair, stem cell therapy, kidney and liver disease, brain development, and the immune system.

 

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Unlocking Digital Gold’s US$700bn Opportunity

LAS VEGAS - Tuesday, 20. October 2026 AETOSWire Print 

(BUSINESS WIRE) -- The digital gold market, worth US$45–55bn today, could unlock up to US$700bn in latent demand, according to new research from World Gold Council and Boston Consulting Group. The report points to substantial untapped appetite among retail investors, with nearly nine in ten surveyed saying they would consider digital gold under the right conditions.

The US$700bn opportunity represents the report’s estimate of total latent demand that could be released if today’s barriers to adoption were removed, rather than a near-term forecast. The report’s five-year base case sees digital gold growing by around 27% a year to US$160–170bn by 2031. That could rise to US$270–280bn over the same time if more barriers fall faster.

Momentum is already building as financial markets undergo a broader digital transformation, bringing tokenised investment products increasingly into the mainstream. Tokenised gold, one segment of the digital gold market alongside vaulted digital gold, has grown fivefold in value since late 2024 to around US$6bn. Cumulative spot trading volumes in tokenised gold exceeded US$90bn in the first quarter of 2026, more than in the whole of 2025.

What holds investors back is not a lack of interest but four key barriers: trust, access, utility and cost. Trust is the swing factor. Investors point to stronger consumer protections, transparent proof of backing, accessible redemption and clearer regulation as the conditions most likely to increase confidence in digital gold. Access is another important barrier to address. Where digital gold is sold through familiar channels such as super-apps, payment platforms and banking apps, as in China, India and Indonesia, the share of investors who hold it is currently up to seven times higher than in less mature markets.

Solving for those barriers could expand the gold market, rather than just redistribute demand. Around 65% of the latent demand sits with people who do not yet own gold. Among today’s digital gold investors, 52% held no gold before their first digital purchase, of which 92% have since bought other forms of gold, highlighting the report’s finding that digital gold can act as an entry point to the wider gold market. Even allowing for some movement between existing gold products, the base case points to around US$95bn of genuinely new demand for gold by 2031. Younger investors are leading the way: awareness of digital gold reaches 50% among 25–34-year-olds, compared with 23% among those aged 55 and over.

David Tait, Chief Executive Officer, World Gold Council, commented:

“Significant investor interest in digital gold is clear, but demand cannot scale without the right infrastructure behind it. That is the role Gold as a Service is designed to play. As shared infrastructure in development, it aims to help issuers bring competitive, compliant digital gold products to market more efficiently, supported by the sourcing, custody and compliance capabilities they would otherwise need to build themselves. But infrastructure alone is not enough. Building a liquid, trusted market will require the wider industry to work to the same standards, so investors can have confidence in what they are buying.”

Urs Rahne, Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group, commented:

“We undertook this project with the belief that gold has the potential to become the world’s most credible digital asset - not despite its physical nature, but because of it. Our research has reinforced our confidence in the scale of this opportunity and provided a clearer understanding of what it will take to realise its full potential.”

The report, Digital Gold: Unlocking a US$700bn Opportunity, was published today live from Money20/20 USA and can be viewed here: https://www.gold.org/goldhub/research/digital-gold-market-report

You can follow the World Gold Council on X at @goldcouncil and LinkedIn.

World Gold Council

We are a membership organisation that champions the role gold plays as a strategic asset, shaping the future of a responsible and accessible gold supply chain. Our team of experts builds understanding of the use case and possibilities of gold through trusted research, analysis, commentary, and insights. We drive industry progress, shaping policy and setting standards for a perpetual and sustainable gold market.

You can follow the World Gold Council on X at @goldcouncil and LinkedIn.

Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group bridges the gap between ambition and outcomes for the world’s leading companies and organizations. We are built for this era of unprecedented change—bringing strategic clarity rooted in over 60 years of deep domain knowledge, combined with applied AI shaped by our practitioners. BCG works shoulder-to-shoulder with CEOs across industries and geographies to deliver transformative impact at scale: stronger returns, transferred capabilities, and change that sticks. For more information, visit BCG.com.

 

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Stephanie Cadman, World Gold Council, T: +44 20 7826 4740 | E: stephanie.cadman@gold.org

Megan Canton, Vested E: wgc@fullyvested.com

Boston Consulting Group:

Eric Gregoire, Boston Consulting Group, E: gregoire.eric@bcg.com