With more organisations seeing their business strategy and operations affected by geopolitical risk, there is a growing need to understand how these global trends could impact strategy, profitability, and operations.
At Control Risks, we help our clients comprehend these complex issues so they can better anticipate change, identify opportunities, manage risks and ultimately shape the future of their organisation. In our quarterly Geopolitical Outlook, our experts from across the globe share their views on the latest risks facing business, and what actions they can take to build organisational resilience. Read more below.
The 2024 US presidential election will be the most consequential geopolitical event of the year. Will the US continue to play a leading role in global affairs, as is likely under the Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris? Or will it become more transactional and isolationist, as is likely under former Republican President Donald Trump?
In this quarter’s Geopolitical Outlook, Control Risks experts discuss critical minerals considering current geopolitical dynamics, regulation and investment.
In this quarter’s Geopolitical Outlook, Control Risks experts look at the (in) consistencies of regional and global ESG regulations, and where the power lies in shaping them.
In this quarter's Geopolitical Outlook, Control Risks experts discuss the significance of middle power countries, which possess the ability to assume pivotal strategic roles both on the international and regional stage. Recognising their importance is essential to understanding the implications for global business.
Nearshoring. Onshoring. Friendshoring. Reshoring. Whatever the concept is called, we are hearing increased calls from Western developed economies to bring economic activities closer to home.
Questions about military balances of power have been raised, and the global geopolitical order has been shattered. Our experts discuss what the near - and more distant- future could hold as the Ukraine conflict continues.
