Navigating Sino-Western Geopolitical Risk—An Impacts-Based Approach

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Navigating Sino-Western Geopolitical Risk—An Impacts-Based Approach

20 October 2024 / Report

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Senior management ‘comfort’ on geopolitical risk management (GRM) preparedness can enhance HQ-China alignment and thereby unblock organizations to act with confidence and compete more effectively in China.

Key Insights

While geopolitical events are inherently unpredictable, the types of impacts they can cause are empirically knowable (e.g., production delays, sanctions, prohibitions, fines, PR crises).
By systematically cataloguing potential impacts, robust mitigation planning can be done irrespective of the geopolitical events and gyrations involved.
This bottom-up, impacts-based approach to Sino-Western geopolitical risk management resolves important gaps in scenario-based planning methods.
It also provides higher confidence for HQ boards and C-suites in business resilience and organizational readiness in the face of myriad complex and fast-moving geopolitical hazards.

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