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In 2021, four key risk and people themes will continue to challenge the industrial & materials sector:
Digitalisation heralds significant rewards for the industry but brings with it a substantial increase in vulnerabilities - with global supply chains and third-party connections particularly exposed.
With M&A on the horizon, it is unclear whether industries will opt
to be competitors or partners in the energy transition.
Overcoming insurance and capital market headwinds will prove challenging as firms face increasing difficulties accessing capital thanks to cash flow and liquidity pressures.
Businesses are focused on rebuilding local production with business interruption, trade credit and political risk high on the agenda, as COVID-19 has dampened countries’ collegial approach to trade.
1 | Digitalisation
2 | Energy transition
3 | The capital challenge
4 | Supply chain & growing nationalism
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Alexis Beguin
EMEA Industrial Materials Industry Vertical Leader
alexis.beguin@aon.ch
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Insights into how industrial materials firms are responding to the pandemic and reshaping in light of challenging work and operational conditions.
Pandemic resilience: COVID-19 crisis response
Life Sciences
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Insights into the cyber risk challenges facing manufacturing firms and how prepared the sector is for rising instances of cyber attack.
Cyber: balancing risk & opportunity through better decisions
Life Sciences
Read more
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Industrial &
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In 2021, four key risk and people themes will continue to challenge the industrial & materials sector:
Digitalisation heralds significant rewards for the industry but brings with it a substantial increase in vulnerabilities - with global supply chains and third-party connections particularly exposed.
With M&A on the horizon, it is unclear whether industries will opt to be competitors or partners
in the energy transition.
Overcoming insurance and capital market headwinds
will prove challenging as firms face increasing difficulties accessing capital thanks to cash flow and liquidity pressures.
Businesses are focused on rebuilding local production with business interruption, trade credit and political risk high on the agenda, as COVID-19 has dampened countries’ collegial approach to trade.
1 | Digitalisation
2 | Energy transition
3 | The capital challenge
4 | Supply chain & growing nationalism
Share the Insights
Alexis Beguin
EMEA Industrial Materials Industry Vertical Leader
alexis.beguin@aon.ch
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