BearingPoint provides management and technology consulting services in various parts of the world.

BearingPoint's history reaches back more than 100 years to Peat Marwick. After completing an initial public offering in 2001, the company changed its name from KPMG Consulting to BearingPoint in 2002.

In March 2009, BearingPoint announced a plan to sell substantially all of its businesses to a number of parties.

• Deloitte acquired the majority of BearingPoint's North American Public Services business.
• PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) purchased a significant portion of the company's Commercial Services business in North America, and PwC Japan acquired the company's Japan practice.
• The European management team purchased the Company's Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) practice and now operates as an independent, private partnership. 

BearingPoint provides management and technology consulting services in Europe, parts of Latin America and the Asia Pacific region, and continues to do so in the United States. The services provided by BearingPoint include:

• Business management, consulting and analysis
• Installation of computer networks and systems
• Training services in the field of computer software
• Providing information and consulting in the field of information technology

In the United States, the BearingPoint, Inc. Liquidating Trust, formed on December 31, 2009, continues to liquidate all remaining assets of BearingPoint, Inc. in order to distribute those assets to creditors. 

For more detailed information, to include contact details, on BearingPoint's remaining operations around the world, please see our list of locations, to include each of the member countries of the Europe, Middle East, and Africa partnership, BearingPoint Consulting.

For additional contact information for the Trust, please see Contact Us.