Changing economic and political priorities are starting to unravel the logic behind globalization. As supply chains become increasingly politicized and ‘weaponized’, things are set to get a whole lot more complicated.
In our latest whitepaper, John Manners-Bell, CEO of Ti examines the global supply chains which evolve around political allegiances. The paper also looks at recent and emerging alliances which are disrupting existing supply chain models.
KEY FINDINGS:
– Bilateral trade between China and Russia increased by 28.9% to $65.8 billion.
– Supply chain finance mechanisms restructured as Russia looks to create a new system.
– Complex supply chain networks cannot be unravelled quickly without inflicting huge damage on the global economy.
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