Geopolitical Instability and War Risk Management
Definition
War in the Middle East (#3 for US CEOs) and Ukraine (#5) rank among top geopolitical threats, creating supply chain risk, energy price volatility, market uncertainty, and operational complexity. For multinational SMBs or those with global supply chains, the threat creates real operational disruption. CEOs and CFOs lack adequate frameworks for geopolitical risk assessment, scenario planning for supply chain disruption, currency hedging, and contingency planning. The problem manifests as inability to model potential business impacts, supplier concentration risk in vulnerable regions, and difficulty in managing stakeholder expectations around geopolitical uncertainty.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: $50,000
- Frequency: incident-driven
Why This Matters
Geopolitical risk consulting, supply chain resilience planning, crisis management advisory, international trade compliance, hedging services
Affected Stakeholders
Chief Executive Officer / Principal, Chief Financial Officer / Controller
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Elevated Inflation and Margin Compression Without Mitigation Strategies
Cybersecurity Threats and Executive-Level Security Risk Management
Commercial Real Estate Portfolio Risk and Office Space Strategic Misalignment
ESG Compliance and Board Governance Misalignment
National Debt and Fiscal Policy Uncertainty Affecting Strategic Planning
Energy Price Volatility and Operational Cost Management
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