22 Apr 2025 Our Thinking Middle East and North Africa Syria Political and Country Risk Dina Arakji Seerist Shipping implications of US Houthi strikes Compared to previous strikes, the recent US strikes on the Houthis targeted a broader range of targets. What are the implications for commercial shipping in the region?
09 Apr 2025 Our Thinking Asia Pacific Organisational Resilience Asia 2025: the year of business resilience The high-wire act that businesses in Asia must perform in their dealings with both China and the US will become even more precarious in 2025. Businesses must bring the concept of resilience to the forefront of their thinking.
01 Apr 2025 Our Thinking Global Infrastructure and geopolitics: four key shifts Infrastructure and geopolitics are inextricably linked. This article looks at four geopolitical shifts that have shaped infrastructure investment.
24 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Global Investigation Services Ethics, Compliance and Governance Decoding Investigations: Data privacy Join host Joyce Nkini-Iwisi as she speaks with experts Amanda Shivamba and Adam Garside on the intersection of data privacy and investigations. They discuss the impact of evolving regulations, the role of AI in compliance, and practical strategies for managing global data flows.
19 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Political and Country Risk Litigation and Dispute Support Ethics, Compliance and Governance Will Russian companies seize your assets abroad? The Lugovoi Law has allowed Russian companies to move arbitration proceedings into Russian courts. Will these companies seek to collect awards abroad?
18 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Asia Pacific China Ethics, Compliance and Governance Political and Country Risk Seerist Chenyu Wu China’s healthcare sector in 2025: anti-corruption and beyond What are the evolving enforcement trends in China’s healthcare industry in 2025, and what are the implications of these changes for business?
18 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Control Risks VANTAGE Ethics, Compliance and Governance Third-party Risk Management EU Omnibus proposal risks stoking regulatory uncertainty The EU Omnibus proposals that landed last week have been billed as a mechanism to boost EU competitiveness and simplify some of the EU’s major ESG regulations. But these proposals will exacerbate short-term regulatory uncertainty.
12 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Europe Investigations, Litigation and Forensics Investor Services Firyal Ali-Akbar Failure to Prevent Fraud Offence: what private equity needs to know The UK’s Failure to Prevent Fraud Offence comes into force in September 2025. What does this mean for Private Equity (PE) firms and their portfolio companies?
11 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Global Organisational Resilience Crisis Readiness, Response and Recovery Business Continuity Management Recovery-led crisis management to enhance resilience Today, multinational companies must navigate a complex array of risks—from global geopolitics and shifting regulations to activism and insider threats. They frequently find themselves dealing with these challenges simultaneously.
10 Mar 2025 Our Thinking Middle East and North Africa Syria Political and Country Risk Seerist The rebuilding of Syria’s economy will be led by sanctions On 24 February, the EU suspended “restrictive measures” on Syria’s energy, construction, and transport sectors and introduced measures to facilitate financial and banking transactions. In the coming months, most opportunities for foreign businesses in Syria will be associated with trade opportunities.
