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13 March 2024Risk Management

Political & credit risk 2024: paralysis, self-interest & EM woes

The single largest election year in history could strain political systems, including via an unprecedented level of pre- and post-election policy paralysis, and bring volatility for political risk and trade credit insurance markets, Marsh is warning.

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