About 55% CEOs in India say that geopolitical conflicts could have a negative impact on their organisation's business growth over the next three years, a study by KPMG, shared exclusively with TOI, showed.
Mumbai: Wars can have far-reaching implications for businesses in distant parts of the world. The threat of economic fallout from wars is a chief concern for CEOs. The Israel-Hamas conflict has put the spotlight on how geopolitical uncertainties can impact businesses in the short term.
About 55% CEOs in India say that geopolitical conflicts could have a negative impact on their organisation’s business growth over the next three years, a study by KPMG, shared exclusively with TOI, showed. In India, 14% CEOs see geopolitical and political uncertainty as the biggest threat to business growth, compared to 18% chief executives globally.
About 55% CEOs in India say that geopolitical conflicts could have a negative impact on their organisation’s business growth over the next three years, a study by KPMG, shared exclusively with TOI, showed. In India, 14% CEOs see geopolitical and political uncertainty as the biggest threat to business growth, compared to 18% chief executives globally.