As risks multiply, insurers rethink the architecture of protection

About this episode

The episode discusses the evolving role of credit and political risk insurance in response to geopolitical disruptions.

Sweeping geopolitical disruption is making credit and political risk insurance (CPRI) ever more crucial. CPRI is moving away from being a reactive product, evolving into a structural, balance sheet tool that corporates need to embed into their capital relief, portfolio management, and liquidity strategies.

Topics covered

• credit risk
• political risk
• insurance
• geopolitical disruption
• corporate finance

Keywords

• credit risk insurance
• political risk insurance
• geopolitical disruption
• corporate finance
• portfolio management
• liquidity strategies

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Trade Finance Global, credit and political risk insurance

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