Navigating global instability
Inflation continues to rise, and the Fed is cracking down aggressively. A world recovering from the pandemic is now reeling from a war in Europe. Employers are still struggling to find workers. COVID has China locking down again. In Industry Intersections, Grant Thornton Ex Chief Economist Diane Swonk and three of our industry leaders discuss how the banking, energy and manufacturing sectors are managing risks in an increasingly unstable world.
Banking
What do rising interest rates, complex sanctions, new ESG disclosures and other complexities mean for banks?
Energy
The invasion of Ukraine is scrambling energy markets, driving inflation and pushing renewables. How will energy companies adapt?
Manufacturing
Inflation and instability are roiling the complex network of inputs and outputs manufacturers must manage. Now what?
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