COFACE COUNTRY RISK CONFERENCE

Detect the weak signals and major trends set to shape the coming months with Coface.

Despite intense news coverage, 2025 was marked by a relative latency of the various risks impacting the economy. The major world conflicts, from Ukraine to the Middle East, continued with intensity but remain for the moment confined to the regional level – at least in appearance. They have not given rise to new tensions on commodity prices or, more generally, to new disruptions likely to derail the global economy. All in all, the economy has stood up rather well to the stress test posed by the full-scale trade war unleashed by the United States – at least so far.

Nevertheless, great uncertainty remains, and, without a doubt, the risks have never been higher. The coming year, which is not easy to forecast, promises to be particularly indecisive and turbulent. Will the global economy demonstrate its resilience once again, as the “consensus” outlook suggests? Or is it currently in the eye of a storm whose power is majorly underestimated, if not played down?

Alongside Coface’s economists, two panels of renowned experts, drawn from the business, finance and research worlds, will provide their insights into the current geopolitical situation, the risks impacting businesses and possible strategies to implement.

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Coface is celebrating its 30th Country Risk Conference, reaffirming its role as a global leader in economic risk analysis.

For eight decades, we have been accompanying international trade players with a constant commitment to securing trade and sustainable growth.

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More information, Registration, Agenda and Speakers is possible here.