Topic
Geopolitical Risk
68 published works
The D&O Diary
Tariff Risk Was Used to Depress Deal Value, New Securities Suit Alleges
By Sarah Abrams
The D&O Diary has continued to follow the growing number of securities lawsuits alleging that companies understated the impact of tariffs, sanctions, and other geopolitical developments on their business and…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
ECB publishes results of 2026 geopolitical risk reverse stress test
By Simon Lovegrove (UK), Michael Born (DE), Jochen Vester (UK)
On 31 July 2026, the European Central Bank (ECB) published the results of its 2026 thematic reverse stress test on geopolitical risks, covering 110 euro area banks directly supervised by…
The D&O Diary
What Constitutes Geopolitical Disclosure Risk?
By Sarah Abrams
Over the past couple of years, the D&O Diary has followed how geopolitical developments, including wars, sanctions, tariffs, export controls, and trade disputes, can create public company D&O exposure. These…
ComplexDiscovery
The flame and the frontier: how Estonia carries a 1919 victory into a tense 2026
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Estonia’s Victory Day offers a timely lens for examining how historical memory, national resilience, and modern deterrence intersect on NATO’s eastern flank. This article connects the June 23…
Texas Construction Law Blog
What the War in Iran Means for Fuel and Construction Costs
By Christian Dewhurst, Jackson Moore
The construction industry is once again facing a familiar challenge. Specifically, geopolitical conflicts translating directly into higher project costs, price volatility, and contractual disputes. The ongoing war involving Iran and…
The Formiti Privacy News Blog
The Risk Hiding in Plain Sight: Critical Vendors and Geopolitical Dependency
By Formiti
Sanctions, export controls and compelled access can turn a critical vendor into a continuity event. A board-ready framework — map, measure, mitigate — for CISOs to govern geopolitical vendor dependency…
The D&O Diary
Guest Post: Middle East D&O Claims Exposures in a Time of Tension
Shabnam Karim Simon Lamb The current conflict in Iran has enormous implications for the global and regional Middle East economy. The conflict also has important insurance implications, including with respect…
Global Policy Watch
Future of Defense Across EMEA
By Victoria Nuland, Rupert Harper, David Lorello, Daniel Feldman, Bart Szewczyk, Laura Schukraft
Europe has switched to a wartime mindset and is surging defense spending to levels not seen since the Cold War: 20% growth in 2024 and in 2025, and a total…
The Law Blog
The Hidden Cost of India’s Green M&A
By The Law Blog
Ashish Khanna is a law graduate from Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law, Mumbai University. In today’s volatile global climate, no contract is immune from geopolitical shock. While uncertainty has become…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Geopolitical risk and the CRD 6 / CRR 3
By Simon Lovegrove (UK), Floortje Nagelkerke (NL), Sebastien Praicheux, Jochen Vester (UK), Michael Born (DE), Dorothée Ciolino
Neither the CRR 3 nor the CRD 6 introduce a new stand-alone Pillar capital charge labelled ‘geopolitical risk’. Instead, geopolitical risk is recognized and embedded in the new prudential framework…