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As the interrelation and interdependency of global markets continues to increase, firms are taking on greater international exposure than ever before. Conflict in the Middle East, terrorism, and pandemic diseases threaten the safety, security, and continuity of global business operations. And the recent surge in published and unpublished incidents involving business setbacks - contract renegotiations or cancellation by host countries, increases in taxation driven in part by political agendas, or impromptu exits from countries after significant investment - have been influenced by political agendas. What’s new today is a crucial and growing gap between the willingness of corporate executives to accept rising levels of political risk in search of greater economic rewards and their ability to adequately protect business performance and economic value by managing this risk in a consistent, efficient, and systematic manner. By integrating political risk into your firm’s investment decisions and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) processes you can better understand your global exposures and balance the company’s risk appetite against achievement of corporate objectives. Our Expertise
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