The maritime industry is highly vulnerable to the ebb and flow of global geopolitical tensions. However, Australia’s relative maritime advantages, such as its lower supply-chain risks, which have positioned it well relative to other nations, and the country’s robust institutions, regulations and policies, ensure it can navigate and respond to adverse events.
In a sponsored report, Nicola Palmer, partner at QIC, outlines several risks Australia needs to understand and mitigate to ensure the continued success of its maritime trade in the face of geopolitical challenges.
To learn more, access a pdf of the sponsor report by clicking here.
