Supply chains: how to handle heightened political risks in 2021
Live: Thursday, March 25, 2021 - 14:30 GMT
Background
In the wake of a tumultuous 2020, and with President Biden already reshaping US policy on multiple fronts, the global business landscape is in a state of flux. Geopolitical tensions stemming from strategic rivalries, Beijing’s bid to reorient global value chains in China’s favour, and the opportunities and consequences of the energy transition will have a major impact on the international business environment and economies still struggling with the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. In this webinar our analysts will dig into these key topics, exploring their drivers and discussing potential implications and strategies for global business' with multinational footprints, supply chains and investments.
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Through the webcast you’ll learn about:
- Whether geopolitical tensions are poised to disrupt global supply chains
- How the energy transition could undermine political stability in key investment markets
- Why China is diversifying its supply chains and trade partners for its own benefit
Speakers:
- Hugo Brennan, Principal Analyst, Geopolitics
- Dr. Kaho Yu, Senior Analyst, Asia
- Franca Wolf, Analyst, Europe
- Eufracia Taylor, Strategic Lead, Country Risk Intelligence
- David Irwin-Ransom, Senior Marketing Specialist