Manufacturing is in the political risk firing line. The sector is central to geostrategic competition between nations, a focus of government efforts around resilience and reshoring, and exposed to unavoidable political risk loss through conflicts.
To help manufacturers navigate a path to continued growth against this dynamic geopolitical landscape, WTW worked with Oxford Analytica and manufacturing sector experts to produce the Managing the new political risks in manufacturing report.
We sought answers for the manufacturing sector on today’s urgent political risk questions:
WTW and Oxford Analytica conducted in-depth interviews with manufacturing executives to create a manufacturing political risk radar.
For one of the top risks manufacturing executives identified, Oxford Analytica commissioned scholars from its expert network to produce a peer-reviewed essay, included in WTW’s Managing the new political risks in manufacturing report, titled: 'New trends in sanctions and the risks for manufacturing'.
Managing the new political risks in manufacturing highlights shifts in the way sanctions are used:
To access more detailed expert perspectives on managing the political risks facing the manufacturing sector, download the full report, below.
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Sam Wilkin is WTW's director of political risk analytics, meaning he constantly monitors emerging and existing politically-linked threats to companies. He also leads WTW's annual political risk survey.
Laura leads WTW’s political risk solutions in the America’s with over a decade of experience in political risk.