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In today’s high-velocity global business environment, risk can rarely be contained or managed in isolation. Risk is interconnected, dynamic and constantly evolving and should be treated as a signal and a driver of opportunity.

KPMG released its annual CEO Outlook survey today, gathering the perspectives of over 1,300 corporate leaders worldwide on the evolving business landscape. Now in its 11th year, the survey reveals that the confidence of CEOs in the global economy has hit a five-year low (68 percent).

This article will look at some of the findings of the Dashboard including the key benefits of SMRs and considerations around their licensing in addition to other key issues, including financing, security and the need for public engagement.

Whether you're exploring offshoring for the first time or refining an existing strategy, this guide will equip you with the strategies to build resilient, high-performing global teams. You'll learn how to avoid common pitfalls, align offshore efforts with business goals, and create a seamless, collaborative experience across borders.

With exclusive insights into APAC and European market trends, this whitepaper provides the knowledge senior decision-makers need to make informed, high-impact choices on event investment and success measurement.

Howden's latest e-book, From risk to resilience: Future-proofing businesses in Asia’s evolving financial landscape, explores how organisations can turn risk into strategic advantage by aligning risk mitigation and insurance management and planning as core components of business resilience.

Shipping volatility intensified in July, as the US military’s cancellation of its $20 billion Global Household Goods (GHC) contract added a new layer of uncertainty to international relocation planning. Capacity shortfalls, rising inland surcharges, and port congestion across Europe are affecting lead times and cost predictability, with additional complications in the Middle East, North America ...

Unprecedented disruption as GHC cancellation, port bottlenecks, and regional unrest reshape relocation logistics, US military cancels Global Household Goods contract, Port congestion across Europe worsens, Suez Canal reopens to mega vessels — but confidence lags, Middle East ceasefire brings limited improvement and more.

2025 is proving to be a milestone year for trade and security, with a highly uncertain outlook in our increasingly fractured world.

What does it mean for British companies? His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for South Asia, Harjinder Kang, shared his unique perspective on what has been agreed and insights into how companies can explore expanding ties with the region.