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The geopolitical risk landscape is a huge field, encompassing multiple factors such as war, protest, trade, migration and technology. More recently we have seen the impact of COVID-19 on geopolitical relationships, alongside the economics of climate change.
The challenges of this landscape means it is incumbent on businesses to consider other risks through the lens of geopolitics. In turn, insurers have an important role to play in mitigating those risks.
Within our geopolitical hub, you can access our events, reports and articles, as well as other insights examining the impacts of geopolitical risk.
Featured insights and reports
Whilst the environment in which businesses operate may differ between countries, the common factor to major global markets is the need for business leaders to have a solid understanding of geopolitics.
International sanctions
As trade relationships and geopolitical events develop, governments across the world realign their position on international sanctions. We offer an international perspective on the legal impact and practicalities of the complex and often challenging sanctions landscape.
Brexit
While the UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020, negotiations around future trade and services remain ongoing. This continues to have wide ranging impacts from dispute resolution options to maintaining global supply chains.
