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p08 US – TEXAS
Adrienne Braumiller Braumiller Law Group
p12 US – CALIFORNIA
Robert Blanchard & Rachel Forster Blanchard, Krasner & French
p14 MAURITIUS, SEYCHELLES Vimal Damry Premier Financial Services Limited
p16 US – CALIFORNIA, BELGIUM, LUXEMBOURG
Nevin Sanli, ASA Sanli Pastore & Hill
The new trade order
p18 ITALY
Tina Gullì Studio Gullì
p20 US – COLORADO Steven Weigler EmergeCounsel
Global trade is undergoing a fundamental shift, shaped by geopolitical tensions, sanctions, and supply chain realignments. This chapter explores how businesses are adapting to trade volatility, with expert insights on building resilience and capturing cross- border opportunities. In California, Nevin Sanli emphasises proactive scenario planning and risk modelling to help companies withstand the impact of sanctions and trade conflicts. He highlights the
value of flexible corporate structures, stress- tested supply chains, and forensic analysis in navigating disputes and maintaining compliance across jurisdictions. Vimal Damry in Mauritius traces the historical roots of trade wars and underscores the urgency of diversification. He advocates for regional operations, multi-sourcing strategies, and the integration of contractual safeguards. His guidance reflects a growing need for legal and operational agility as businesses face
frequent regulatory shifts and logistical disruption. From Italy, Tina Gullì promotes a resilience- by-design approach, where digital tools, ESG alignment, and nearshoring work together to reduce exposure and maintain continuity. She notes that strategic partnerships, market-specific risk assessments, and real-time monitoring are now essential components of modern trade strategies. The insights in this chapter reflect a new trade order defined by adaptability, compliance, and smart global positioning.
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