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Ankura is a global expert services and advisory firm that describes itself as helping clients Protect, Create, and Recover Value.

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Overview

Ankura Consulting Group, LLC ("Ankura") is described in its own materials as a leading global expert services and advisory firm. Its homepage states that its cross-industry, cross-disciplinary experts act as trusted advisors who partner with clients to Protect, Create, and Recover Value through challenging times or events, and that its global team delivers strategies and solutions for clients. Its published service and industry pages cover areas such as Talent & Culture and Financial Services, and in August 2025 it announced the establishment of a new Latin America business consulting practice.

History

Ankura's own materials describe it as a global expert services and advisory firm. On August 21, 2025, Ankura Consulting Group, LLC announced the establishment of its new Latin America business consulting practice, described as providing differentiated services and solutions to clients doing business in the region and enhancing the firm's existing strengths in transformation and change management consulting, geopolitical advisory, commercial diplomacy, and strategic communications. The new practice was to be led by Senior Managing Director Horacio Gomez, based in Houston, with Managing Director Javier Marcelo de la Garza and Managing Director Jorge Chávez, both based in Monterrey, Mexico, joining the team.

Recent events

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    Ankura completes acquisition of 284 Partners[5]

    Ankura acquired intellectual-property consultancy 284 Partners. The acquisition closed, and its 20-member team was to integrate into Ankura.

  • Reported

    Ankura announces plan to enter the Australian market[6]

    Ankura was seeking to enter the Australian turnaround and restructuring market as part of a broader Asia-Pacific push. The article also reported that it was set to announce the hiring of Quentin Olde to lead a planned Sydney office.

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