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The Biggest Risk After the Hormuz Crisis Is Forgetting What It Taught Us.
Most businesses are asking when shipping costs normalise now that the
Strait of Hormuz has reopened. The better question: over four months
of disruption, what did your organisation actually learn — and did
you capture it before moving on? Singapore's own answer offers a clue.
While the Strait was still closed, it was busy deepening trade
partnerships with ten other nations, choosing cooperation over
retreat at the exact moment much of the world was leaning toward
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corporatesurvivord
Jun 212 min read
When the Oil Get Expensive, Who Survives?
When jet fuel doubled overnight, SIA hedged. Southwest didn't.
What airlines can teach us about options, risk management,
and why your insurance premium is never wasted.
corporatesurvivord
May 254 min read
Understanding the Importance of Defining Scope in Risk Assessments
A lone wooden fence stretching across a misty field, clearly defining what's on one side versus the other. Beyond the fence, thick fog obscures everything. Shot from ground level, moody and atmospheric. Muted greens and greys.
corporatesurvivord
May 224 min read
Did the US Do a Risk Assessment Before Going to War with Iran?
72 days in, the Strait of Hormuz is still closed and the US appears stuck. Did Washington do a proper risk assessment before going to war with Iran? The answer should concern every risk professional.
corporatesurvivord
May 143 min read
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