Liability risks for executives are increasing significantly: New regulatory requirements such as NIS-2, CSRD, and the Supply Chain Act are expanding the responsibilities of managing
Global supply chains and international business models are under pressure as never before: Geopolitical tensions, industrial policy initiatives, and stricter foreign trade regulations are rapidly changing the rules of the game.
What was an efficient procurement or sales decision yesterday may already pose a compliance or liability risk tomorrow—for example, due to new sanctions, export controls, or investment reviews. The focus is on the key drivers of change and the particularly relevant legal considerations—ranging from de-risking and dual-use to robust business continuity plans.
KPMG Law expert Anne-Kathrin Gillig provides questions and answers on this topic.
“Sectors that rely on critical resources and key technologies are particularly affected.”
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