Today’s global landscape is marked by unprecedented complexity and interconnected risks, demanding informed decision-making to address far-reaching consequences. Geopolitical trends such as democracy and elections, protectionism, economic cycles, inflation, energy transitions, and military alliances shape our world. These visible shifts are intertwined with hidden forces like urbanisation, demography, and technological advancements, creating a “poly-risk” environment.

Considering this exploration, Alexandra Stråberg, Chief Economist at Länsförsäkringar (Sweden) – and a sought-after and frequent speaker and commentator on macroeconomic developments – raises these critical questions: Are we prioritising the right issues? How can we navigate the web of risks and opportunities? Striking a balance between immediate needs and long-term sustainability is crucial. Collaboration, knowledge sharing, and open dialogue are essential to adapt and thrive.

By understanding the interplay between global and local realities, societies can foster resilience and progress, ensuring today’s decisions build a sustainable future for generations to come.

Speaker:

• Alexandra Stråberg, Chief Economist at Länsförsäkringar (Sweden)