GLOBAL RISK DIALOGUE

Nations are going through a time of rapid change, fierce competition, and complex interrelated, integrated, and interdependent risks. In this time of rapid change, nations lack the fundamental framework that is required for understanding complex change, fierce competition, and nations interdependent interrelated risks. Today’s nations seem clueless to this change, and their governance has become– almost ineffective and irrelevant.

Nations traditional approach of reactive regulations after crisis happens does not make sense today. Any such reactive regulation lacks the fundamental capability of effectively controlling or managing any critical risks or crises; nor does it prevent any systems or markets failures.

Nations have reached a time where they need to begin debating the way it needs to govern. Let me know your thoughts. Please specify which nation you are addressing.

Jayshree Pandya PhD
Global Risk Advisor

Global Age has brought nations industries unprecedented opportunities to grow across national boundaries and becoming as some say “too big”. There is a movement in some nations to prevent these industries from growing and becoming “too big”. While “too big to fail” is understandably creating fear and panic across nations, is this the right approach to prevent industry risks?
While nation’s tax payers should never have to bail out these industries under any circumstances, the question that arises is whether preventing growth and not letting industries become too big, a sensible solution?
It is important that nations understand Global Age challenges and propose effective Global Age solutions to Global Age problems.
With an eye on the future I look forward to a meaningful dialogue to address critical Global Age risks. Let me know your thoughts.Please specify which nation or industry you are addressing.

Jayshree Pandya PhD
Global Risk Advisor