Our Privacy Statment & Cookie Policy

All LSEG websites use cookies to improve your online experience. They were placed on your computer when you launched this website. You can change your cookie settings through your browser.

The Financial & Risk business of Thomson Reuters is now Refinitiv

All names and marks owned by Thomson Reuters, including "Thomson", "Reuters" and the Kinesis logo are used under license from Thomson Reuters and its affiliated companies.

February 10, 2017

In Search of Supply Chain Excellence – Transparency in Disruption

by Katherine Massie

The 2016 election focused heavily on trade policy and American manufacturing. Since his victory on November 8, Donald Trump has focused extensively on trade and production location issues related to the auto industry. So what can the automobile industry expect from the incoming administration and how should they adjust their trade and risk strategies in response?

How can ineffective management of risk factors such as price volatility, limited supplier transparency, and supply chain disruptions impact a company’s performance and reputation?

Join us on February 15 for an interactive webcast as we discuss potential trade policy changes and how they will affect the automobile industry including the re-negotiation of NAFTA and how labeling China as a currency manipulator affects trade. We will also discuss some of the biggest risks, associated financial implications and real-world examples affecting global supply chains today.

Register here

Article Topics

Get In Touch

Subscribe

We have updated our Privacy Statement. Before you continue, please read our new Privacy Statement and familiarize yourself with the terms.x