In Times of Change, Insight Comes First

• Ongoing war in Ukraine and instability in the Middle East

• Intensified U.S.-China trade frictions and tariff barriers

• Supply chain shifts and manufacturing relocation

• Persistently high interest rates in the U.S. and Europe are curbing consumption and investment

• China is undergoing structural adjustments, with lingering risks in real estate and local government debt

• Inflation and stagflation pressures coexist, adding uncertainty to raw material prices and financing costs

• Growing scrutiny on cross-border data, AI compliance, antitrust, and ESG

• Rising global compliance barriers complicate expansion and capital operations for multinational firms

• Strategic vulnerabilities in critical materials, semiconductors, and energy

• Delivery disruptions persist due to logistics uncertainties (e.g. Red Sea, Panama Canal issues)

• AI, deepfake, and data privacy challenges are creating new ethical and legal risks

• Ransomware and cyberattacks are expanding globally, threatening enterprise IT systems

• Generative AI is being misused in fraud, fake profiles, and résumé falsification — making background checks and partner vetting more complex

• Cross-border movement of top talent is increasingly restricted; AI-driven role changes are fueling internal anxiety

• Gen Z employees prioritize value alignment, making corporate reputation a key talent magnet

• Remote work and global teams bring cultural friction and governance challenges

  
  

  As risk becomes more multi-dimensional and unpredictable, how is your organization adapting in 2025? Let’s connect and share insights.

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