These topics, amongst others, will be covered in the webinar
Why you shouldn't miss this webinar
The impact of geopolitical tensions often only becomes visible once they have already started to affect business operations.
We are currently seeing this in the Middle East. Although the Strait of Hormuz is formally open, the situation remains unstable. Shifting risk assessments, uncertainty around insurability, and constraints on trade flows are making supply chains less predictable.
Conditions can change rapidly. Insurance coverage may be adjusted or limited, shifting risks from insurers to companies themselves. This triggers a chain reaction, leading to higher costs, delays, and increasing pressure on margins and liquidity.
In this webinar, Aon and Altares will interpret these developments from both a practical and data-driven perspective. Aon will provide insights into how risks emerge and shift within the maritime supply chain when safeguards fall away. Dun & Bradstreet will share research insights based on its own maritime container data, showing how disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz affect trade flows and what this means for companies in the Benelux.
Who is this webinar intended for?
This webinar is intended for organizations that want to understand how geopolitical developments impact their customers, suppliers, and supply chains. For companies that:
• Rely on international suppliers, trade routes, or raw materials
• Want to gain greater insight into financial risks among customers and suppliers
• Are noticing that energy prices, transport costs, and geopolitical tensions are increasingly putting pressure on margins
• Want to better understand which sectors and companies are vulnerable to economic shocks
• Want to use data to identify risks earlier and monitor them continuously
