As global trade routes continue to adjust to geopolitical realities, risk management is shifting from reactive crisis management to resilience-building.
By
Acting CEO
Britam General Insurance
For many businesses, global trade often feels predictable: goods are ordered, shipments move across oceans, cargo clears ports, and shelves remain stocked—until disruption happens.
Over the last few years, the world has witnessed how quickly geopolitical tensions can reshape international trade routes and supply chains.
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