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October 25th 2018

Geopolitical Risk: A Changing Insecurity

Written By
Benjamin Wills

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In this discussion paper, Ben Wills explores the challenges we are likely to face with the current state of the global geopolitical environment in the years to come. What are the complicating global factors and how businesses can adapt to the upcoming difficulties?

The paper includes an explanation of types of geopolitical events and the financial impacts of these. How can organisations plan ahead and create practical steps to help mitigate the risks?

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