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Geopolitical uncertainty has emerged as Indian businesses’ most severe strategic risk, with nearly half of business leaders ranking it above other potential threats over the next five years. These findings form a core dimension of the ‘The Global Risk Atlas – New Realities’, released by MGC Global Risk Advisory, which maps evolving risk trajectories across 45 economies spanning five regions.
For each country, the analysis highlights key emerging five-year risks, maps sectoral vulnerabilities and outlines potential mitigation pathways. Beyond risk, the Atlas offers a holistic view of each jurisdiction’s economic and investment landscape within an increasingly interconnected and volatile global environment. These insights are further anchored by a comprehensive executive survey, ensuring that each theme reflects both global signals and on-the-ground sentiment.
Drawing on insights from over 125 CXOs across manufacturing, services, digital, BFSI, consumer and infrastructure sectors, the Atlas examines six critical dimensions of enterprise risk – cybersecurity maturity, ESG transition, policy predictability, supply-chain fragility, risk preparedness and workforce transformation. The Atlas ultimately sets out a forward-looking call to action for leadership and boards, emphasising the need to shift from episodic crisis response toward systematic risk governance, resilience-building and future readiness.
Launching the Atlas, Monish Gaurav Chatrath, Managing Partner, MGC Global Risk Advisory and APAC Board Member, Allinial Global said, “We are at a decisive inflection point where geopolitical shifts, technological disruption and macroeconomic realignment are converging into a new risk architecture. The Global Risk Atlas captures not only this structural change, but the mindset with which Indian business leaders are responding to it. It reflects a transformative shift from reacting to crises toward institutionalising resilience. It recognises that volatility is no longer episodic but persistent.”
He added, “The Atlas provides the bridge between sentiment and evidence to understand how risks are interacting, compounding and accelerating. It brings forth the central truth that resilience is not a defensive posture, but a strategic capability. As leaders look to the decade ahead, the quality of foresight, governance maturity and digital preparedness will be the defining determinants of business continuity and competitive advantage.”
The Atlas notes that Indian industrial sector has entered an era of “permacrisis,” marked not by isolated shocks but by a chronic and converging risk spectrum. Most CXOs expect simultaneous intensification across geopolitical, macroeconomic, talent, digital and regulatory pressures, significantly changing the nature of enterprise planning.
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