War in Ukraine: Global Update and Impact on Risk
The war in Ukraine has elicited an unprecedented international response. What business risks do the sanctions and policy actions pose, and how can companies best respond?
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The war in Ukraine has elicited an unprecedented international response. What business risks do the sanctions and policy actions pose, and how can companies best respond?
The direct impact of the invasion on financial institutions will be limited, but the indirect and medium-term effects will be complex—and are important to understand.
The effect of the invasion on the world’s energy supply—already tight from inflationary pressures—has the potential to hit high-energy-intensity industries, and some governments, hard.
The invasion is testing the fragility of a highly connected world. Its impact on commodities, companies, and industries will evolve, with more complex second-order effects that leaders will need to navigate.
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