Kyle Williams
Head of Political Risk and Structured Credit - Pacific
Against a backdrop of major economic headwinds and increased geopolitical instability, many governments are taking measures that focus on national economic security. Such measures could have far-reaching global consequences and compound the impact of various risks. The compounding effect is what the Global Risks Report 2023 calls “polycrises” that will test resiliency at global, country, and business levels.
Today’s economic and political landscape is complex and volatile, yet there are opportunities. Greater competition could spur innovation and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy, while countries with substantial resource wealth could benefit economically.
Head of Political Risk and Structured Credit - Pacific
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