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12 January 2026Risk Management

Venezuela turmoil, Greenland tensions could trigger supply-chain shocks: Howden Re

The kidnapping of Venezuela president Nicolás Maduro and US talk of invading Greenland could trigger near-term supply chain shocks, says broker Howden Re.

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