All political risk articles – Page 5
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NewsUkraine conflict puts cyber resilience to the test
Firms urged to improve cyber resilience as governments anticipate rise in state-sponsored attacks - MyCena
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Navigating trade compliance in 2022
As tensions between Russia and the US and the West continue to escalate, compliance teams are readying themselves for a busy period ahead
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Hong Kong in bid to strengthen international risk management role
The region’s chief executive Carrie Lam outlined plans to strengthen the SAR’s position as a centre for risk and insurance
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WTW launches crisis management solution
Broker merges SCR with Terror and Political Violence teams to assist multinationals
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APAC faces heightened geopolitical risk
The Asia Pacific region will probably be the most geopolitically charged region going into 2022, warns Dragonfly
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How technology is shaping political risk
Social media has made activist politics more effective in emerging markets, finds the WTW Political Risk Index
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Atradius: Asia trade at a crossroads
The future of Asia’s international trade hangs in the balance as global forces shift, warns Atradius
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The great geopolitical repositioning
In 2022, the world will start to spin differently thanks to a new global geopolitical order
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Judicial independence under attack in 45 countries
Companies must remain vigilant as the situation deteriorates rapidly in China
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Chaucer adds political risk to BRI consortium
The consortium will provide capacity of up to $300m to companies working on China’s Belt and Road Initiative
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Lloyd’s: Insurers must addressing emerging geopolitical risks
New report calls for innovation around insurance for geopolitical risks to address the “significant protection gap”
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Boards sharpen focus on external risks - McKinsey
Directors seeking to identify risks that can “test a company’s resilience”, including political risk and the climate crisis
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Risks as Taliban retakes Afghanistan
The “largest foreign policy failure since the Suez Canal crisis” will cause deterioration in security - Dragonfly
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COVID continues to fuel political unrest - Aon
Public unrest about government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic will influence global unrest moving forward
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Navigating the ongoing trade war
China: politics are important but it’s the regulations that matter for multinationals
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$19 billion exposed at South Africa ports
Violence in the aftermath of Jacob Zuma’s sentencing has now spread to Durban and Richard Bays Terminal - Russell Group
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Half of businesses ‘feel more resilient’ than a year ago
Sector attitudes to risk vary, finds Beazley, with those hardest hit by lockdown restrictions feeling less resilient
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After Hong Kong, SRCC restrictions remain
SRCC insurance provides cover for loss or damages caused by riots, protests, strikes or other work-related unrest
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Corruption, oil intensity see China fall in resilience rankings
Climate risk is an increasingly important factor for companies and leaders making strategic decisions - FM Global
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Russell releases port disruption scenarios
Around $7.5 trillion of trade is concentrated in 50 major ports, with potential for major supply chain disruption
