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READ MOREGeopolitics must be central to business strategies, says KPMG
Geopolitical volatility is here to stay and businesses will need to put geopolitics front and centre in their strategic planning and operational design in order to survive and thrive.
This message, from KPMG head of geopolitics Dr Merriden Varrall, follows ASIC recently listing geopolitical risks as a key focus area for directors and management when assessing current and future performance, the value of assets and provisions, and business strategies.
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