geopolitical risk

by Ryan Price, Dylan Campbell and Grant Griffiths This piece picks up where an earlier blog post, Crisis in the Middle East – Energy Prices and Geopolitical Risks, published on 9 March,… More

Geopolitical risk is no longer a distant concern — it’s reshaping strategy, resilience, and decision-making across every sector. Issue 5 of Enterprise Risk Magazine dives into the forces redefining the global risk… More

By Grant Griffiths and Dylan Campbell The current events unfolding in Iran and across the Middle East once again highlight the continuing importance of hydrocarbons to our global economy, and their impact… More

While the European Union (EU) is more prepared to deal with major crises than it was five years ago, the complex risk landscape has outpaced the body’s speed in dealing with them,… More

Organisations are increasingly concerned about disruptions to global commerce by so-called grey zone aggression, according to a survey by wtwco. Elisabeth Braw, a senior fellow with the Transatlantic Security Initiative at the Atlantic… More

UK businesses said that they felt less prepared for geopolitical in a survey conducted by the insurer Beazley. Its Risk and resilience survey found that confidence in resilience against war and terror… More

The risk of food shortages increased from already high levels because of the conflict in Ukraine, said leading world agencies. The number of severely food insecure people has doubled in two years… More

The conflict in Ukraine and Covid are fuelling supply chain nationalism in a trend that could reverse globalisation. The rise of populist nationalism in countries such as the UK and US had… More

The UK government has been forced by Members of Parliament to publish its Brexit risk assumptions code-named Operation Yellowhammer. While the government says that the assumptions are out of date because of… More