WTW warns of rising ‘gray zone aggression’

South China Sea remains a hotspot as tensions rise globally

Adrian LadburyDecember 10, 2024
Kaohsiung/Taiwan - February 27, 2017: Two military ships in the port of the South China Sea
Two military ships in Taiwan. Credit: MOZCO Mateusz Szymanski/Shutterstock

Risk managers and their brokers and insurers need to focus their efforts on the continued rise of so-called ‘gray zone aggression’ as geopolitical tensions spill over to international trade, not least in the shipping and logi...

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Adrian LadburyDecember 10, 2024
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